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Vivica A. Fox ready for "Game" replay

Fri Jun 15, 2007 1:22am EDT
Vivica A. Fox poses on the red carpet at the General Motors Style event during the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, in this January 6, 2007 file photo. Fox has signed to star in and produce ''Three Can Play That Game,'' a sequel to her 2001 comedy ''Two Can Play That Game.'' REUTERS/Rebecca Cook/Files

By Gregg Goldstein

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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Vivica A. Fox has signed to star in and produce "Three Can Play That Game," a sequel to her 2001 comedy "Two Can Play That Game."

Fox will reprise the role of Shante Smith, a relationship expert who uses her knowledge of the male psyche to help women get what they want.

Sony Pictures will release the feature as a straight-to-DVD title, though a theatrical release is possible, according to a spokesman. The original $6 million "Game" earned $22.2 million at the box office.

Fox will appear in the upcoming film "Cover," an indie drama centering on a woman in a black family struggling with AIDS and faith issues. Her other credits include the two "Kill Bill" movies, Fox's "Soul Food" and the Lifetime series

"1-800-MISSING."

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