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    Tuesday
    Apr202010

    RKO acquires 'The Architect' ?

    As it turns out RKO is currently in negotiations to buy the screen play for 'The Architect', the Craig Stiles script is being described as a "Hitchcock'ian" thriller, set in Dubai.

    According to /Film, Craig Stiles‘ screenplay has been going around Hollywood since February, and has finally found a buyer in RKO. The contemporary Hitchcockian Thriller is said to be more akin to North by Northwest than Vertigo of Strangers on a Train. I’ve heard that it will probably draw more comparisons to Taken or Breakdown.

    The story follows Mitch Avery, a New York City hot-shot up and coming architect who gets the opportunity of a lifetime — to build his dream building in Dubai. Once on the ground on the Arabian Peninsula, all hell breaks loose. Of course, this is just the beginning.  It turns out everything was a gigantic set-up which results in a chase to find his kidnapped wife Carlie and uncover the bigger conspiracy. I’ve heard that a big director has shown interest in the script.

    I don't know about you, but I loved Taken, I'd definitaly be down for something like this. If the right people were involved this could be a great film by the sounds of it.

    Reader Comments (2)

    looks like Gotham, is that actually Dubai?

    I tought taken was good, but he was a retired killer not an architect, wtf is a pencil pusher gonna do when you kidnap his wife and would they care to do that anyways? sounds kinda lame, but maybe theyre not telling us everything yet...i hope.

    04-20-2010 | Unregistered CommenterDave

    Yeah it kinda does look like some of the posters from TDK.

    As far as I know, very little has actually been revealed so far, but this movie has been very highly sought after by a lot of studios in hollywood recently. "Something" is obviously very special about the story.

    04-20-2010 | Registered CommenterMitch Anderson

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