It’s for sure! Columbia Pictures has good negotiation skills, as the company managed to win the battle to produce a new romantic comedy adventure. This time the protagonists are Reese Witherspoon and Ben Stiller, reported Variety.

The movie’s title wasn’t established but all the other important facts were settled. Cameron Crowe, who wrote the screenplay, is going to produce it along with Scott Rudin and Stiller and Witherspoon will be the on-screen couple.

Because the actors are involved in other projects, the filming will begin in January.

This is the second time Crowe collaborates with Columbia. The first time was in 2000 with the movie “Almost Famous.”

According to Variety, Crowe and Amy Pascal from Columbia Pictures have a relationship that started back in 1989 with “Say Anything,” when Pascal was at 20^th Century Fox.

Crowe has won an Oscar for “Almost Famous” and was nominated 5 times for “Jerry Maguire,” which he produced for Sony. His 2005 “Elizabethtown” received negative criticism and was also unsuccessful at the box-office.

Stiller's upcoming movie is “Tropic Thunder,” which will be released in August, and he is also filming “Night at the Museum 2: Escape from the Smithsonian”. Witherspoon is involved in the movie “Four Christmases” along with Vince Vaughn and is also working on the animation “Monsters vs. Aliens.”