You might wear them for a long, long time, for hours and nights. #Separation studio 4 $380 professional#.There’s one key advantage to it moving forward: Mark Sourian, DreamWorks’ new co-president of production, was the original exec on the project. “Button Man”: “Eagle Eye” co-writer Hillary Seitz has turned in her latest draft of this adaptation of a graphic novel written by Arthur Ranson and John Wagner. “The 39 Clues”: The project is a potential Spielberg directing vehicle, though it’s still in script phase, with Jeff Nathanson only recently hired to adapt the first novel, “The Maze of Bones,” in the 10-book “Clues” series.

“Real Steel”: The futuristic boxing movie is being penned by “Dante’s Peak” scribe Les Bohem, who created and wrote the Spielberg-executive produced Sci Fi Channel show “Taken.” Imagine is producing, and director-producer Ron Howard, who remains a long shot to lens the film, is developing the project for attached star Robert Downey Jr.

“Cowboys and Aliens”: The large-scale comic book adaptation is now being penned by writer-executive producers Kurtzman and Orci (“Transformers,” “Star Trek”), who took on the gig from “Iron Man” co-writers Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby. Ben Stiller, fresh off the success of “Tropic Thunder,” recently has become the prime candidate. “The Trial of the Chicago 7”: With a number of directors associated with it during the past year, DreamWorks hopes to attach a helmer quickly and get this high-priority project - which Steven Spielberg himself at one time was eyeing to direct - moving forward. And director Jay Roach, who had long been attached, is considering coming back on board. “Dinner for Schmucks”: With original star Sacha Baron Cohen’s involvement wavering, the studio has reached out to another hot, and very busy, comedic actor: Carell. Such a pairing would have the added appeal that it could go into production quickly given the helmer’s habit of shooting scripts after a minimum of development.

And it could soon have a director, Eastwood, to whom the studio has reached out. “Hereafter”: The supernatural-themed original screenplay by the Oscar-nominated Peter Morgan has been a priority at the new studio. The ICM-repped Wiseman is on a hot streak after his “Live Free or Die Hard” earned $380 million worldwide. The studio is in talks with “Underworld” helmer Wiseman to direct Billy Ray’s script. “Motorcade”: Big names are looking to join the convoy on this story of terrorists commandeering the presidential motorcade in Los Angeles.