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Fox 2000 gets 'Reboot'Company nabs feature rights to futuristic novel by Amy TinteraBy Dave McNary
Producers are Peter Chernin and Dylan Clark via Chernin Entertainment and Vast Entertainment CEO Lane Shefter Bishop Rights deal closed Friday. Pic will be developed as a suspenseful action-thriller set in a futuristic world where the population is afflicted by a deadly virus, and teenagers are "rebooted" after death to become vicious soldiers. An unlikely pair use their new found powers to join forces and overthrow the organization that has corrupted their world. Rights to the novel just sold to Harper Collins and will be the first in a series by Tintera.
Fox-based Chernin produced "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" as well as TV series "Terra Nova" and "Breakout Kings." Chernin and Clark are also producers on Joseph Kosinski's untitled sci-fi pic for Universal, starring Tom Cruise. Vast Entertainment is producing the feature films "The DUFF" with McG and his Wonderland Sound & Vision for CBS Films, and "Hemlock" with Akiva Goldsman and his Weed Road Pictures. Vast is also producing the TV series "Call Me Crazy" with Scott Stuber for NBC, and "The Investigator" with Jonathan Prince at Fox, based on Anne Perry's novels. Emmy award winner, Lane Shefter Bishop, is also the head Director for Bishop Lyons Entertainment productions. David E. Carter, Executive Director of the American Pixel Academy, has invited David Lyons to be part of the judging panel for the 2010 EMPixx Awards. David has accepted this honor and will be one of several esteemed entertainment industry colleagues judging this year's competition. Lyons was the winner of 4 Platinum EMPixx Awards in 2009.
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