Taylor Lautner Embarking on a 'Quest'?

December 20, 2009 at 7:20am PST
Tags: E! News, Linda Fiorentine, Matthew Modine, New Moon, Taylor Lautner, Twilight, Vision Quest
Photos: Summit Entertainment, Warner Bros. Pictures

Taylor Lautner is dead-set on cashing on his abs, er, Twilight fame, while he can.

Just weeks after signing on to Max Steel, the New Moon star is reportedly in talks to star in a remake of the 1985 film Vision Quest.

The original film centered on the coming of age of a high school wrestler, played by Matthew Modine, who falls in love with an artist, portrayed by Linda Fiorentine, who his dad rents a room to.

"Taylor saw [the script] and is really excited about it," a source told E! News. "It's very much in line with his athleticism. His character is someone who's striving for greatness."

Any film that puts Taylor Lautner in a wrestling singlet is A-OK with us.

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