Tell No One Movie Updates
Total Updates: 30
- changed the movie production status to Development
- added adaptation as a genre
- added Will Fetters as screenwriter to movie credits
- changed the status of Warner Bros. Pictures to Former
- added Universal Pictures as a distributor
- changed the status of Warner Bros. Pictures to Former
- changed the status of Ben Affleck to Former
- changed the status of Kathleen Kennedy to Former
- added F. Scott Frazier as screenwriter to credits
- changed the production status to Development
- added Frank Marshall to the credits
- added Chris Terrio to the credits
- added Ben Affleck to the credits
- added Universal Pictures as a production company
- added Warner Bros. Pictures as a production company
- changed the status of Focus Features to Former
- changed the status of Andrew Dominik to Former
- added a synopsis
- After believing his wife has been murdered years before and in fact after being named as a suspect in the case,a doctor begins getting mysterious messages suggesting she may still be alive.
- changed the film release date from TBA to TBA 2012
- added Miramax Films (Former) as a distributor
- added David Fincher (Formerly In Talks) to the credits
- added The Kennedy/Marshall Company as a production company
- added Focus Features as a distributor
- added Andrew Dominik to the credits
- changed the production status to Development
- added Focus Features as a production company
- added Kathleen Kennedy to the credits
- added a synopsis
- "A doctor grieving for his dead wife discovers she may still be alive. "
- changed the production status to Announced
- created the movie profile
Fri., Mar. 15, 2019
Wed., Jul. 26, 2017
from Deadline
F. Scott Frazier To Write Harlan Coben Adaptation ‘Tell No One’ For Universal
Universal Pictures has just set F. Scott Frazier to rewrite Tell No One.
Wed., Jun. 15, 2011
from Deadline
Ben Affleck To Turn French-Flavored Harlan Coben Novel 'Tell No One' Into Feature
Harlan Coben, one of the biggest-selling mystery writers in America, is finally in line to have one of his books made into a major Hollywood film. And all he had to do was make a detour through France.
Tue., Aug. 10, 2010
from Los Angeles Times