Tim Robbins and Mark Ruffalo will co-star in the comedy “Thanks for Sharing,” according the The Hollywood Reporter.
The film centers on a group of recovering sex addicts in a 12-step program for in New York City.
“Sharing” marks the directorial debut of Oscar-nominated “The Kids Are All Right” co-writer Stuart Blumberg. He’s co-writing the comedy with Matt Winston. Gilbert Films is co-producing with Class 5 Films. Edward Norton is serving as executive producer.
The film will start shooting in the fall.
Ruffalo co-starred in “The Kids Are All Right,” and will play Bruce Banner/The Hulk in Joss Whedon’s “The Avengers” next year.
Meanwhile, Robbins just starred in HBO’s “Cinema Veritie,” and will be seen in this summer’s tentpole pic “Green Lantern.”