"Social Network" producers reunite for "Sex"

Many of the key people behind Sony's awards-season darling "The Social Network" are reuniting for another movie project.
The studio has picked up the movie rights to "Sex on the Moon," a book proposal from Ben Mezrich, whose non-fiction tome "The Accidental Billionaires" was the basis of "Social Network," a drama about corporate backstabbing at Facebook.
The fact-based new book centers on a rising NASA scientist, who in 2004 came up with the brilliant idea of stealing moon rocks and selling them on the Internet. The goal? To impress his girlfriend.
The film will be developed by "Social Network" producers Scott Rudin, Michael De Luca and Dana Brunetti, and executive producer Kevin Spacey.