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We're told Lindsay's agent at CAA gave her the script for the yet-to-be filmed remake before she checked into jail and LiLo "really wants it."

But this might be a case of "if wishing made it so" -- a honcho at Imagine Entertainment, the company behind the movie, tells TMZ there is "no truth to this."

Legal pit bull Marty Singer has fired off a letter -- obtained by TMZ -- to lawyers for the two alleged pistol-whipped dudes, claiming their lawsuit is "false and fabricated" and if it isn't dismissed immediately ... Singer will file a mega-suit of his own.

Singer claims Bay was not even at the nightclub in question on August 24, 2008. What's more, Singer says Bay has never had a bodyguard, so the whole thing is bogus.

In a new lawsuit obtained by TMZ ... Joshua Stewart and Paul Klimczak claim on August 24, 2008, they were at Kiss Nightclub when they got into a scuffle with a man they claim is Bay's private security guard.

According to the suit, the man was intoxicated ... yet the club -- also a defendant -- continued to serve him alcohol.

The suit claims club security kicked the plaintiffs out along with the security guard, placing them in close proximity with each other. The dispute continued outside the club when the plaintiffs claim they tried to just walk away. It was then, they say, when Bay's security guard struck them in the head with a handgun, rendering both of them unconscious.

The plaintiffs were taken by ambulance to a hospital, where they were treated for broken teeth, broken bones, facial contusions and other injuries. They say Bay's security guard left the scene.

The suit, which seeks unspecified damages, does not reveal what started the fight.

According to a minor's contract filed in L.A. County Superior Court -- in which he included his birth certificate - Biebs signed on with the AEG Live entertainment group earlier this year ... and agreed to perform up to 140 tour events between June and December of 2011.

But in exchange for signing with AEG, Biebs -- flexing his showbiz muscles -- made the group agree to fund the development of a "certain screenplay as requested by Justin Bieber."

It's obvious Crews has invested a lot ... on his ripped physique.

Earlier this week, an L.A. County Superior Court judge finalized their divorce -- and the legal papers show that the two have a pretty solid prenup that takes care of most of the property ... besides a script they wrote together for a movie called "Wave Dancer."

According to the docs, Tia will walk away with a vast majority of the assets, with one big exception -- the couple has agreed to split "all income derived from the script."

FYI, production on the movie, starring Tia, is expected to begin sometime this year.

The question is...

In his lawsuit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Arman Mkrtchyan is asking for a "decoration fee" of $50,000.

Mkrtchyan claims the "Alice" chairs are a dead ringer for his design ... in fact, he claims he has a chair for every suit in the deck -- including spades, clubs and diamonds.