Hollywood's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures announced Friday it has signed Kevin James to headline its big-screen comedy, The Zookeeper. James has starred in the movies Paul Blart: Mall Cop, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry and Hitch, as well as in the sit-com The King of Queens. The decision to cast him in Zookeeper, to be directed by Frank Coraci, was announced Friday by Mary Parent, chairman of the Worldwide Motion Picture Group at MGM. Not only does Kevin help fully realize the comedic potential of the piece but he also brings a humanity and vulnerability to the character, coupled with Frank's energy behind the camera this film is going to be a blast for audiences, Parent said in a statement. In the film, James will play the title character -- an amiable, but lonely guy who has never quite fit in and decides he needs to leave the zoo, get a life and find somebody to love.

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By Brian Fuson LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Moviegoers who have wondered what it would be like to channel surf reality should have fun with "Click," the latest comedy from Adam Sandler and the film certain to top the box office this weekend.

By Brian Fuson LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Moviegoers who have wondered what it would be like to channel surf reality should have fun with "Click," the latest comedy from Adam Sandler and the film certain to top the box office this weekend.