The Osterman Weekend Movie Updates
Total Updates: 18
- changed the status of Robert Schwentke to Former
- added Brian Kirk (In Talks) to the credits
- added Davis-Panzer Productions as a production company
- added Dutch Oven Productions as a production company
- added Hypnotic Productions as a production company
- added Captivate Entertainment as a production company
- added Doug Liman to the credits
- added Jesse Wigutow to the credits
- added Robert Schwentke (In Talks) to the credits
- changed the film release date from TBA to TBA 2013
- added a synopsis
- "A remake of a 1983 movie based on a Robert Ludlum novel in which a man learns that three of his best friends are enemy spies."
- added William N. Panzer to the credits
- changed the title from "Osterman Weekend" to "The Osterman Weekend"
- added Summit Entertainment as a distributor
- added Simon Kinberg to the credits
- added Simon Kinberg to the credits
- changed the production status to Development
- created the movie profile
Tue., Feb. 28, 2012
from Deadline
Brian Kirk In Talks To Helm Robert Ludlum’s ‘The Osterman Weekend’
Brian Kirk is in talks to direct The Osterman Weekend, the adaptation of the Robert Ludlum novel for Lionsgate/Summit Entertainment and Captivate Entertainment.
Sun., Sep. 19, 2010
from Production Weekly
Production Weekly
Fri., Sep. 3, 2010
from Deadline
Robert Ludlum's 'Osterman Weekend' Books Scribe
Summit Entertainment signed Jesse Wigutow to do a rewrite of The Osterman Weekend, the Robert Ludlum thriller. Like most Ludlum novels, it involves a guy trapped in a conspiracy, running for his life.
Wed., Aug. 4, 2010
from Deadline
'Red' Director Robert Schwentke Jumps Into Fox 2000's 'Shadow Divers'
Robert Schwentke, whose upcoming Helen Mirren-Bruce Willis-John Malkovich shoot-em-up "Red" got a big Comic-Con reaction, has taken the plunge on "Shadow Divers", the Fox 2000 adaptation of the Robert Kurson book.
Sun., Aug. 1, 2010
Wed., Apr. 14, 2010
from Deadline
Simon Kinberg Signs First Look Fox Deal
One of the other benefits is it might keep Kinberg writing more projects for Fox, because he's got stuff going on all over town. He's currently teamed with Aline Brosh McKenna on an untitled project for Paramount and JJ Abrams and Bryan Burk's Bad Robot, after selling the project as a pitch last fall in a deal worth nearly $2 mi...