Hollywood Appears Ready To Make Bin Laden Tale...
October 2nd, 2001
Andy McNab, a former special forces soldier turned best-selling novelist, and who sold the film rights to CRISIS FOUR, now sees his project on the fast track.
In 1999, the British veteran wrote "Crisis Four" about a "certain Saudi-born dissident -- Osama bin Laden" who plots to blow up the White House and kill the president. Hmmm....
Now Hollywood appears ready to turn the book into a film.
CRISIS FOUR is the story of a British woman, Sarah Greenwood, who is recruited by bin Laden, America's prime suspect in the real-life attacks, to infiltrate the White House. The book's hero is Nick Stone, a former SAS soldier and admittedly autobiographical figure, who must find her.
No word on who is adapting the story for the big screen.
In 1999, the British veteran wrote "Crisis Four" about a "certain Saudi-born dissident -- Osama bin Laden" who plots to blow up the White House and kill the president. Hmmm....
Now Hollywood appears ready to turn the book into a film.
CRISIS FOUR is the story of a British woman, Sarah Greenwood, who is recruited by bin Laden, America's prime suspect in the real-life attacks, to infiltrate the White House. The book's hero is Nick Stone, a former SAS soldier and admittedly autobiographical figure, who must find her.
No word on who is adapting the story for the big screen.
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