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Female-focused reboot of Michael Douglas' 1983 film The Star Chamber in the works at Amazon Studios

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Amazon Studios is set to reboot a female-focused reboot of Michael Douglas' 1983 film The Star Chamber.The studio will reportedly give the 1983 thriller a gender-bending twist, asit will follow a 'revered female federal appellate court judge' in San Francisco, according toDeadline.In the original legal drama, the 75-year-old Fatal Attraction actor, played a disheartened judge, struggling to navigate the failures of the legal system after seeing hardened criminals go free on technicalities and loopholes.

Gender-bending twist: Amazon Studios is set to reboot a female-focused reboot of Michael Douglas' 1983 film The Star ChamberIn a desperate attempt to seek justice, he accepts his older colleague's invitation to join a modern-day Star.

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