After
the
success
of
'Lucy',
Scarlett
Johansson
is
set
to
comeback
with
another
action
movie.
The
new
mom
is
getting
back
to
work
after
delivery
in
September,
as
she
has
been
roped
in
to
play
the
lead
role
in
DreamWorks'
adaptation
of
the
popular
Japanese
anime,
"Ghost
in
the
Shell".
The
Black
Widow
of
Marvel
Cinematic
Universe
is
cast
to
portray
Major
Kusanagi,
a
covert
agent
fighting
tech
crimes
in
a
futuristic
cyberpunk
world.
Sources
report
that
the
offer
was
given
to
Johansson
sometime
back
and
she
was
not
sure
of
the
role.
But
now,
Deadline
Hollywood
has
reported
that
the
actress
has
agreed
and
will
star
in
the
movie.
The
live-action
film
is
adapted
from
Masamune
Shirow's
manga
of
the
same
name.
Rupert
Sanders
("Snow
White
and
the
Huntsman")
is
expected
to
sit
behind
the
lens
with
the
script
by
Bill
Wheeler.
Avi
Arad
and
Steven
Paul
are
among
the
producers.
In
October
2013,
Johansson,
30,
was
reportedly
being
offered
USD
10
million
to
play
the
heroine"Lucy" made
$394
million
worldwide
and
Johansson
can
be
seen
next
in
"Avengers:
Age
of
Ultron," releasing
this
May.
Seeing
Scarlett
playing
action
heroine
is
a
treat
to
the
eyes.
We
can't
wait
to
watch
the
'Ghost
in
the
Shell' to
go
on
the
floors.