American actors Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson are all set to team up once again for an upcoming romantic-comedy, 'Marry Me'. The two have earlier worked together in the 1997's film 'Anaconda.'

Filmmaker Kat Corio will direct the film and Owen is in final negotiations to join the upcoming film. It is likely to go on floors later this year. The script for the film was written by John Rogers and Tami Sagher, with a rewrite by Harper Dill. The film is being produced by STX Entertainment.

The upcoming rom-com will mark the third collaboration between STX, Lopez, and producers Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas and Benny Medina following 2018's 'Second Act' and the upcoming 'Hustlers.'

The movie is based on the graphic novel by Bobby Crosby and is centred on a pop-star, played by Lopez. He character, moments before marrying her fiance at Madison Square Garden, finds out that he cheated on her with her assistant. She breaks down on the stage and picks a random man, played by Wilson, out of the crowd to marry instead.

"We continue to have amazing experiences with Jennifer, Elaine, and Benny with each film we collaborate on, and we're thrilled that they wanted to work with STX again on this funny and endearing project," said STX film's chairman Adam Fogelson.

"Owen Wilson is a hilarious and charismatic addition to the film, and the perfect person to play opposite Jen in a role that was quite literally made for her," Fogelson added.

Lopez, Goldsmith-Thomas, and Medina will produce the film alongside Rogers. Mercer, Alex Brown and J.B. Roberts will serve as the executive producers.

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