AFM: Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling's 'Nice Guys' Sells Out Around the Globe (Exclusive) 

AFM: Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling's 'Nice Guys' Sells Out Around the Globe (Exclusive)

Warner Bros. had already nabbed North American rights to director Shane Black's high-profile project

, starring Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling, is popular around the world.

Alex Walton and Ken Kao's new sales and financing company, Bloom, has all but sold out of

internationally. Foreign distributors were eager to get in on the high-profile project, from Kao's production company, Waypoint Entertainment, and Joel Silver's Silver Pictures.

Warner Bros. has already scooped up North American rights, and will release the detective thriller in the U.S. on June 17, 2016, a prime summer berth.

stars Gosling as down-on-his-luck private eye Holland March and Crowe as hired leg-breaker Jackson Healy. The duo must work together to solve the case of a missing girl and the seemingly unrelated death of a porn star. During their investigation, they uncover a shocking conspiracy that reaches up to the highest circles of power.

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Bloom first launched the project to foreign buyers at the Toronto Film Festival and has finished up sales at the American Film Market, currently underway in Santa Monica. Waypoint is co-financing the film, while Bloom is handling international sales.

Territories sold include Australia and New Zealand (Roadshow), Benelux (Belga), Eastern Europe Block (Freeman), France (EuropaCorp), Germany (TMG), Greece (Odeon), Hong Kong (PT Parkit), Indonesia (PT Amero), Israel (United King), Italy (Lucky Red), Latin America (SUN), Malaysia (PT Parkit), Philippines (PT Parkit), Scandinavia (Mislabel), Singapore (Golden Village), South Africa (Times Media), South Korea (Scene & Sound), Spain (TriPictures), Switzerland (Ascot Elite), Taiwan (PT Parkit), Thailand (PT Parkit), Turkey/ME/India-Pakistan (Italia), U.K. (Icon), and Vietnam (PT Parkit).

Matt Bomer, Kim Basinger, Angourie Rice, Beau Knapp, Margaret Qualley and Keith David also star in

, which is being executive produced by Kao, Hal Sadoff and Michael Malone.

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in Atlanta from a script he wrote with Anthony Bagarozzi. The production will next move to Los Angeles.

is another early feather in the cap for Bloom, which is also handling Gus Van Sant's

, starring Matthew McConaughey. Waypoint is financing the recently wrapped film.

, starring Kevin Spacey as Richard Nixon and Michael Shannon as Elvis Presley, and

, starring Noomi Rapace, John Malkovich, Toni Collette, Michael Douglas and Orlando Bloom. The thriller is selling well, including to Lionsgate U.K.

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