The eleventh Commandment Heads For TV

Gale Anne Hurd changes Jeffrey Archer.... Former politician and extended-time potboiler novelist Jeffrey Archer is most likely not our planet's most literary scribbler, but he certainly seems to draw plenty of attention for film and TV types searching to shove his concentrate on both small and big screens. Hot round the heels of Bourne producer Frank Marshall signing onto develop his book Determined by Recognition just like a movie comes word the Walking Dead's Gale Anne Hurd desires to turn another of his tomes, The Eleventh Commandment, in to a TV series. The novel, initially launched in 1998, follows what continues when ace CIA assassin Connor Fitzgerald is presented for just about any fake murder attempt around the Russian presidential candidate. Fitzgerald must race to prove his innocence in addition to prevent World War III. "Jeffrey Archer's storytelling is compelling, character driven and ideal for television-full of fast-paced, high-stakes danger," Hurd mentioned in the statement acquired by Deadline. There's not sure yet on whether her Valhalla Entertainment customers are searching to mess while using plot to produce it a little more current. By at this time around, it's simply in development, though given Hurd's the recent past, it provides a good possibility of striking our goggle boxes. Both of these new projects work of Canadian company New Franchise Media, which struck a deal a year ago for your worldwide rights to 10 of Archer's books. If the idea of new visual fodder based on Archer's work has you delighted or depressed, you understand who to credit/blame...