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J.C. Spink, the gregarious producer and Hollywood hustler behind many of the top big-screen comedies in the 2000s, has died. He was 45.

Spink died Tuesday night at his home in West Hollywood, his brother, Brian Spink, told The Hollywood Reporter. No cause of death was immediately known, and an autopsy will be performed, he said.

Spink, who hailed from Philadelphia, was one half of Benderspink, the management-production banner that he founded with Chris Bender.

Spink and Bender both graduated from Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa., and were assistants at management-production outfit Zide-Perry Productions before striking out on their own in 1998,...

John Glenn has come aboard to rewrite the recently announced sci-fi action film from Snakes on a Plane writer Jon Heffernan. Variety has the news, saying that the project is still without an official title. Originally described as "'Die Hard'" on a space ship" , the film is set up at Paramount through Mary Parent's Disruption Entertainment. Parent, Cale Boyter and Brian Spink are producing. Glenn is best known as the writer behing the 2008 Paramount thriller, Eagle Eye .