Now a decade after John Grisham's novel "The Testament" first landed in bookstores, the bestselling author has decided that it is time for the book to join his other titles like "The Associate," "A Time to Kill," and "The Rainmaker" in Hollywood. The best-selling author, who reportedly held out for creative control over the film, seems to have found a deal he liked enough to option the book to producers Mark Johnson and Hunt Lowry, and 821 Entertainment.
"I've been calling [Grisham and his agent] since I read ["The Testament"] the first time and felt it had the best of the courthouse stuff that John writes so well, plus this exotic adventure in deepest Brazil," Johnson told Variety. Read More...
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