BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) – Saints fans may finally be able to find some entertainment in the infamous NFC Championship no-call that “enraged a generation.”

According to The Advocate, in a news release from West Hollywood group Prior Military Productions, filming is expected to begin this summer for a movie project called “Get The Ref.”

“We wanted to make a film with impact reflective of social events. The tragedy that befell Saints fans needs some kind of retribution,” said Joanne Busch, the company’s president, in a news release.

No director has been chosen yet, but Danny DeVito has been tapped to play a “Cajun sheriff.” Ed Helms, known for his roles in “The Office” and “The Hangover” is in talks to play the lead character, according to the release.

Prior Military Productions works with disabled veterans in the film industry. Ten disabled veterans are expected to work and learn with a Louisiana film crew. The story is written by one of the veterans working with the company and centers around fans “bound and determined to get the ref who missed the call.”

The play referenced in the movie was a blatantly missed pass interference call late in the fourth quarter of the Saints-Rams NFC Championship game. Rams defender Niekll Robey-Coleman steamrolled Saints receiver Tommylee Lewis well before the pass arrived. No penalty was called and the Saints were forced to kick a field goal with enough time remaining for the Rams to tie the game.