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Jack Black is 'Man-Witch'

The 'Shool of Rock' star is joining a witch academy in the new comedy from Todd Philips.

Jun 19 2007

Jack Black is going back to school for a high-concept comedy about a teacher who discovers he has witch-like powers.

The 'School of Rock' star is set to play 'Man-Witch', an average Joe whose supernatural powers lead him to join a witch academy, only to discover that his classmates are all girls.

Broadway star Jay Reiss is currently penning the script, while 'Starsky & Hutch' helmer Todd Philips has signed up to direct.

Before then, Black has a whole host of films hitting cinemas, including Noah Bambauch's 'Margot at the Wedding', Michel Gondry's 'Be Kind Rewind', Judd Apatow's 'Year One' and animated adventure 'Kung Fu Panda'.

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