Movies
Doug Liman to direct first in trilogy
Published Friday, Nov 11 2005, 18:43 GMT | By Daniel Saney
Doug Liman has agreed to direct Jumper, the first film of a planned trilogy.
Based on Steven Gold's novel, the story will focus on a 17-year-old boy who finds that he can teleport from one place to another.
Production will begin in the spring, after Jim Uhls (Fight Club) has done a rewrite of David Goyer's script, Variety reports.
Simon Kinberg, producer and writer of Liman's Mr. & Mrs. Smith, will produce along with Lucas Foster.
Based on Steven Gold's novel, the story will focus on a 17-year-old boy who finds that he can teleport from one place to another.
Production will begin in the spring, after Jim Uhls (Fight Club) has done a rewrite of David Goyer's script, Variety reports.
Simon Kinberg, producer and writer of Liman's Mr. & Mrs. Smith, will produce along with Lucas Foster.
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