David Mamet Adapting NYPD Corruption Novel The Force for the Screen | Playbill

Film & TV News David Mamet Adapting NYPD Corruption Novel The Force for the Screen The Glengarry Glen Ross playwright is in talks to adapt Don Winslow’s latest novel.

According to Deadline, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Mamet is in talks to adapt Don Winslow’s The Force into a film for 20th Century Fox. The new cop novel was published July 20, earning strong reviews.

James Mangold will direct the film about an NYPD detective who crosses a moral line and slowly corrupts the team of officers who work below him. Ridley Scott, Shane Salerno, and Kevin Walsh are producing.

Mamet’s screenplays include The Untouchables, Hoffa, Hannibal, Heist, as well as adaptations of his own plays Speed the Plow, Glengarry Glen Ross, Oleanna, and American Buffalo.

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