Brooke Shields ("Endless Love", TVs "Lipstick Jungle") will return to film after a ten-year hiatus, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The actress, who has been in the news this week for her intimate eulogy of Michael Jackson, has joined the cast of Summit and Participant Media's live-action family comedy "Furry Vengeance."

Dick Van Dyke, Ken Jeong and Samantha Bee are also onboard.

Brendan Fraser is playing the lead in Roger Kumble's film, which centers on a real estate developer who gets more than he bargained for from a band of raccoons when he pushes too hard into more pristine territory. Shields will play Tami Sanders, the wife of Fraser's character.

Shields' last film was the 1999 drama "Black and White" directed by James Toback.