The new film, starring "Hulk" Mark Ruffalo, welcomes two new casts, anne hathaway of "Ocean's Eight" and Tim Robbins of "Here and Now."
The new, untitled film, based on a New York Times article titled The Lawyer Who Became Dupont's Worst Nightmare, focuses on a corporate defense lawyer named Robert Bilott and the most high-profile case of his career that he inherited, namely environmental litigation against Dupont Chemicals. The company was exposed to chemical contamination for 10 years.
Matthew Michael Carnahan of "House of Lies" was one of the writers and Todd Haynes of Carol was the director.
Other confirmed members of the film include Bill Camp, Victor Garber, Mare Winningham, William Jackson Harper and Bill Pullman.
Filming for the film is expected to begin next week in Cincinnati and has not yet been finalized.