Movie musicals are in good hands when filmmaker Bill Condon is involved. He wrote the screenplay for "Chicago," he directed and wrote the screenplay for "Dreamgirls," he directed "Beauty and the Beast" and he co-wrote the screenplay for "The Greatest Showman." Condon's next project is director and writer of "Kiss of the Spider Woman," based on the 1976 book that was adapted into a 1985 movie and a 1993 Broadway musical. The story follows two cellmates (Diego Luna and Tonatiuh) who could not be more different but form an unlikely bond as one recounts the plot of a Hollywood musical starring his favorite silver screen diva (Jennifer Lopez). "Kiss of the Spider Woman" opens in theaters Friday, Oct. 10. MORE: https://www.wthr.com/article/entertainment/in-the-spotlight/kiss-of-the-spider-woman-tonatiuh-bill-condon-interview-jennifer-lopez-movie-musical-adaptation-diego-luna/531-740259d4-0bf3-414a-9e84-c60a5ee654fa