Deadline reports that Warner Bros and RatPac Entertainment have acquired the film rights to author Harlan Coben latest mystery novel "Missing You" hitting retail today.
The
story follows a NYPD detective who, whilst browsing an online dating
site, discovers the profile and photo of the ex-fiance who dumped her
eighteen years ago. She soon begins to unravel an intricate catfish scheme led by a calculating killer.
Brett Ratner will produce the pic.
There's only been one book of Coben's that has made it to the screen - Guillaume Canet's well-regarded "Tell No One" in 2006. Ben Affleck is attached to direct a remake of that film boasting an adapted script by "Argo" scribe Chris Terrio. A film version of novel "Six Years" is
currently in development at Paramount. They have tapped three-time Black List nominated writer Jonathan W. Stokes to adapt the script. Hugh Jackman is attached to star.
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