According to Cinema Confidential News, online social network Friendster is heading for the big screen.
“That ’70s Show” lead Topher Grace is slated to play “a character that will utilize the Web site, as well as instant messaging and camera phones, as he looks for love on the Internet.” For Internet love, all you really need is a credit card, but we digress.
The good news is the Friendster flick will be helmed by Harold Ramis, who directed “Groundhog Day” and wrote two of the best films ever, “Animal House” and “Caddyshack.”
Via Waxy.org
