Adam Goldberg shuts in on 'Inferno'

Adam Goldberg is at final discussions to see "Deep Throat" star Harry Reems in Matthew Wilder's "Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story," which stars Malin Akerman ("Watchmen") since the title character.Carlucci Weyant's Split Vision Entertainment originates onto co-finance the film with Make the most of Simmons' JARS Prods. banner.Wilder will direct using their own script, using the 1980 memoir "Ordeal: An Autobiography," which Lovelace written with Mike McGrady. Lovelace increased being famous in 1972 due to the large success of "Deep Throat" but renounced her pornography career in "Ordeal" and alleged that it had been forced upon her by pornographer husband Chuck Traynor, who certainly are carried out by Matt Dillon. Besides Dillon and Goldberg ("Saving Private Ryan"), other notable cast people include Paz p la Huerta ("Boardwalk Empire"), former porn star Sasha Grey ("Entourage") and Harold Perrineau, who'll play Linda's sometimes-lover Sammy Davis Junior. Weyant ("The Youthful as well as the Restless") may also be expected to battle a supporting role.Pic will probably be produced by Chris Hanley and Jordan Gertner for Muse Prods., Weyant and Kevin Pugliese for Split Vision and Simmons and Peter O'Keefe for JARS. Timothy Wayne Peternel and Matt Kautz can also be associated with a producer capacity."Inferno" is skedded to start production noisy . February in Louisiana.Strangely enough, Split Vision's V . p . is Louis Peraino III, whose family produced and funded "Deep Throat." Split Vision, which has offices in La, NY and Louisiana, is putting together a slate of quality films including "Mike Stevens," a greater-concept action pic starring Booboo Stewart ("The Twilight Saga") which will be shot in 3d after "Inferno."On Monday, Adam Brody signed onto play Reems in "Lovelace," a competing project from "Howl" helmers Make the most of Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman that stars Amanda Seyfried.Goldberg has furthermore came out in "Zodiac," "A Stylish Mind" and "Dazed and Confused." He's repped by UTA and Luber Roklin Entertainment. Contact Rob Sneider at rob.sneider@variety.com