Troubled in Baghdad
Phoenix Pictures and Voyage Media will talk about the secret operations of the US military in Iraq. Hollywood studios have bought the rights to film adaptation of Samuel Hill's book series Six Days Before Zeus.The first part of the literary cycle, The Day I Lived, was published in 2018. It is she who will form the basis of the plot of the future film. This military thriller will tell about Hill's service in Iraq during the Saddam Hussein regime. Samuel led a special squad of seals, green berets, and army rangers. The unit was so secret that its name changed every 30 days. During one of the missions, Hill lost all of his comrades and was confined to a wheelchair. The military doctors claimed that he would never be able to walk. Sam was assigned to civilian life, where he began to lose his will to live. Fortunately, Hill caught on in time, signed up for a revolutionary medical program, and began writing a memoir about his service in Iraq. The story ended with a happy ending: the veteran rose to his feet and gained popularity in the literary circles of the United States.  Phillip Noyce (The Reign of Fear, Games of the Patriots) will take the director's chair. Source: Deadline The Topic of Article: Troubled in Baghdad. |
