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Paramount Pictures plan oil thriller
Published Thursday, Oct 20 2005, 18:44 BST | By Daniel Saney
Paramount Pictures has bought the screen rights to Black Monday, an upcoming novel by Bob Reiss, reports Variety.
Reiss' thriller, still to be completed, focuses on a federal investigator's endeavours to solve the mystery of a problem which is eroding the quality of crude oil. The agent's failure could bring the world to a halt.
Producer Tom Jacobson explained: "It is a very timely idea, and what works best about this is the way the consequences unfold both on a personal level as well as in the context of a global crisis."
Reiss' thriller, still to be completed, focuses on a federal investigator's endeavours to solve the mystery of a problem which is eroding the quality of crude oil. The agent's failure could bring the world to a halt.
Producer Tom Jacobson explained: "It is a very timely idea, and what works best about this is the way the consequences unfold both on a personal level as well as in the context of a global crisis."
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