“Logo Text the Creed of Violence is Hitting the Dusty Trail Once Again, With A New Feature Adptation of the 2009 Boston Teran Novel in the Works. The Last Samurai and Blood Diamond Filmmaker Ed Zwick Will Direct, and Will Also Write and Produce with Creative Partner Marshall Herskovitz for High Top Productions, The Banner Op.”, – WRITE: www.hollywoodReporter.com
The Creed of Violence Is Hitting The Dusty Trail Once Again, With A New Feature Adptation of the 2009 Boston Teran Novel in the Works.
The Last Samurai an Blood Diamond Filmmaker Ed Zwick Will Direct, and Will Also Write and Produce with Creative Partner Marshall Herskovitz for High Top Productions, The Banner Owned by Creed of Violence Publisher High Top Publishing.
The Novel Is A Revisionist Western Set Amid the Backdrop of the Mexican Revolution. Per High Top, It Follows “The Unlikely Partnership Between A Ruthless Assassin and A Young Government Agent – Who Share A Hidden Past – As They Navigate a Violate, Treacheraps Empire and Corruption. ”
The Book Has Garnered Hollywood Attraction Before, With Leonardo Dicaprio and Christian Bale at Various Points Attached to Star, While Daniel Craig and Director. Deveopment.
“WITH ECHOES OF MY FAVORITE CLASSIC MOVIES, WHAT COURCE Encounter of the Two Most Unforgettable Characters Ever to Share a Truck Full of Explosives Headed Into the Teeth of A Revolution, ”Said Zwick.
The Hope Is To Make This The FIRST Part in a Trirogy Based on Teran’s Novels, WHICH ALSO INCLUDE The White Country an Gardens of Grief.
“The Works of Boston Teran Are About America and the Moral Territory of Its Soul,” Said High Top’s Donald Allen, Who Runs the Company with his Son, Wyatt. “They are about the Timely Social and Political Themes of Our Violent World As Seen Through the Eyes of Our Past. They Are About Being Relevant, About Challenging The Popular Popular Popular and Unique Perspective. ”
Zwick Has Played in the Historical Sphere Before, Directing Denzel Washington to An Oscar with The Civil War Drama Gloryand Helming the Tom Cruise Hit Last samurai. HE Won An Oscar of His Own for Production Shakespeare in Love. And Last Year, He Published the Memoir HITS, FLOPS, AND Other Illusions: My FortySomething Years in Hollywood.