The film, written and directed by Jeff Nathanson ("Catch Me If You Can"), sets up Broderick as an eager wanna-be film director who has just landed his first big gig under Hollywood producer Joe Devine (Baldwin). Unbeknownst to the amateur auteur is that the movie is just a front for an FBI attempt to take down a big name mob boss.

Broderick (The Producers) appears in the film opposite recent Twenieth Century star Baldwin. Other theatre folk in the flick include Toni Collette (The Wild Party), Tony Shalhoub (The Heidi Chronicles), Calista Flockhart (The Glass Menagerie), Tim Blake Nelson (The Beard of Avon), Ray Liotta (Match), Thomas McCarthy (Noises Off), Evan Jones (Conversation Piece), Jon Polito (Death of a Salesman) and James Rebhorn (Dinner at Eight, the upcoming Twelve Angry Men). Joan Cusack and Pat Morita also appear in the film.

For more information on "The Last Shot," visit the website at www.thelastshot.net.

The upcoming Roundabout Theatre Company Off-Broadway staging of Larry Shue's The Foreigner starring Matthew Broderick begins at the Laura Pels Theatre Oct. 15. Scott Schwartz directs the limited engagement — also starring Frances Sternhagen, Kevin Cahoon, Mary Catherine Garrison, Neal Huff, Byron Jennings and Lee Tergesen — will open Nov. 7 for a run to Jan. 16, 2005.

Tickets to The Foreigner at the Laura Pels, 111 West 46 St., are available by calling (212) 719-1300 or online at www.roundabouttheatre.org.