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Adam Brody is keeping himself busy, as he enters negotiations for two upcoming movies.
The 32-year-old, who previously starred in teen hit drama The OC, is rumoured to be appearing in the big-screen adaptation of Neil LaBute's play Some Girls, and Rob Meltzer's Welcome To The Jungle.
Adam is tipped to play a successful writer who meets up with five ex-girlfriends before his wedding in Some Girls, a role previously played by Eric McCormack and David Schwimmer in different productions.
Neil will produce and co-writie the script, while Jennifer Getzinger, who has directed five Mad Men episodes, will be in the director's chair.
Filming is set to begin in April in Los Angeles.
Adam will join Kristen Schaal and Jean-Claude Van Damme as a group of co-workers who go on an office retreat and end up stranded on a tropical island in Welcome To The Jungle, which starts shooting in February in Puerto Rico.
Described as a "Lord Of The Flies-type situation", Adam's character is forced to match wits with the power-hungry leader in order to rescue his co-workers.
The actor is also starring in the upcoming Linda Lovelace biopic, Lovelace, with Amanda Seyfried and Demi Moore, and has been filming comedy Seeking A Friend For The End Of The World alongside Keira Knightly and Steve Carell.
