Pop singer Joan Osborne may have once made us wonder  “what if God was one of us,” but producer-turned-director Marc Turtletaub (Little Miss Sunshine) is going to paint us a picture with his big-screen adaptation of  British author Marie Phillips’ novel “Gods Behaving Badly.”

The film’s synopsis reads:

The film tells the story of the Greek Gods, alive and well and living in a brownstone in New York City, as they cross paths with a young couple, Kate and Neil. The intersection of the Gods and the mortals threatens not only the couple’s budding relationship, but the future of everything else.

Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach (“Damages”) will star as the New York couple. Greek Gods include Christopher Walkin (Zeus), Sharon Stone (Aphrodite), Edie Falco (Artemis), Oliver Platt (Apollo), John Turturro (Hades), Rosie Perez (Persephone), and “True Blood’s” Nelsan Ellis (Dionysus).

Gods Behaving Badly will roll camera later this month in New York.