Cue diabolical laughter: Cannes has just begun, but Harvey Weinstein is already seriously working the scene. The Weinstein Company has just announced its second deal in 24 hours: they've acquired the rights to Stormbreaker, the story of a "reluctant teenage superspy", to be directed by Geoffrey Sax. The $40 million project is based on the novels of Anthony Horowitz; no casting details have been announced as of yet. This is the first new project to be aquired by the Company - or, at least, it's the first they've announced. We told you earlier today about their other fresh aquisition - the Felicity Huffman trannie saga Transamerica. Categories
Cue diabolical laughter: Cannes has just begun, but Harvey Weinstein is already seriously working the scene. The Weinstein Company has just announced its second deal in 24 hours: they've acquired the rights to Stormbreaker, the story of a "reluctant teenage superspy", to be directed by Geoffrey Sax. The $40 million project is based on the novels of Anthony Horowitz; no casting details have been announced as of yet. This is the first new project to be aquired by the Company - or, at least, it's the first they've announced. We told you earlier today about their other fresh aquisition - the Felicity Huffman trannie saga Transamerica.
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