Los Angeles - Jessica Biel has been offered a role in Total Recall.
The A-Team star was one of a number of actresses - including Eva Green, Eva Mendes and Paula Patton - who auditioned for one of the two main female parts in the remake of the 1990 sci-fi thriller.
Director Len Wiseman was so impressed that he offered her a part according to Variety.
It is unclear which part Jessica will play but she is reported to have auditioned for the character of Melina, who helped protagonist Douglas Quaid solve a futuristic scandal on Mars in the original film.
Closer to the book
The other main female part is that of Douglas' difficult wife Lori while Colin Farrell will take over from Arnold Schwarzenegger as Douglas.
The original film tells the story of Douglas, a construction worker who thinks he's a secret agent, but the new version will be closer to the book it was based on We Can Remember It for You Wholesale by Philip K Dick.
Producer Neal Moritz said: "It's closer to the book, the big different is we don't go to space. Instead of it being a spaceship that takes us to another planet, there's something that takes us from one side of the plane to another that's really interesting."
James Vanderbilt and Mark Bomback are writing the script with shooting set to begin in Canada on May 15.
The A-Team star was one of a number of actresses - including Eva Green, Eva Mendes and Paula Patton - who auditioned for one of the two main female parts in the remake of the 1990 sci-fi thriller.
Director Len Wiseman was so impressed that he offered her a part according to Variety.
It is unclear which part Jessica will play but she is reported to have auditioned for the character of Melina, who helped protagonist Douglas Quaid solve a futuristic scandal on Mars in the original film.
Closer to the book
The other main female part is that of Douglas' difficult wife Lori while Colin Farrell will take over from Arnold Schwarzenegger as Douglas.
The original film tells the story of Douglas, a construction worker who thinks he's a secret agent, but the new version will be closer to the book it was based on We Can Remember It for You Wholesale by Philip K Dick.
Producer Neal Moritz said: "It's closer to the book, the big different is we don't go to space. Instead of it being a spaceship that takes us to another planet, there's something that takes us from one side of the plane to another that's really interesting."
James Vanderbilt and Mark Bomback are writing the script with shooting set to begin in Canada on May 15.