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From Hell instruktøren Albert Hughes har fundet et nyt projekt og vil nu for første gang arbejde alene bag kameratet.
Hughes, som står bag Dead Presidents og Menace II Society sammen med hans tvilling bror Allen, skal instrurere MGM's Art Con, som er baseret på en sand historie. Filmen kommer til at handle om en gentleman tyv der handler og svindler med falske kopier af kostbare malerier ved hjælp af hans charme og en talentfuld kunstner uden samvittighed.
Instruktør : Albert Hughes (From Hell)
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Michael Douglas vil producere filmen og forventes af spille hovedrollen. Forfatteren Neal Purvis (Die Another Day) og Robert Wade skal skrive manuskriptet til Art Con, så projektet ser lovende ud.
Albert havde ellers planer om at instruere Robert DeNiro thrilleren Hide and Seek, men den har Swimfan instruktøren John Polson nu "samlet" op.
Engelsk :
Albert Hughes will direct Art Con, a MGM film being developed by Michael Douglas' Furthur Films as a potential star vehicle for the actor in which he'd play a charming con man who masterminds ambitious art fraud scandals.
Variety reports that the latest draft of the script was written by Neal Purvis and Robert Wade, who scripted Die Another Day and are writing the script for the next installment of the James Bond franchise for MGM.
Hughes is coming aboard a project based on "Art Con of the Century," an investigative article in the New York Times Magazine written by Peter Landesman about John Drewe, a charismatic con man who in 1986 engaged a free-spirited painter-songwriter named John Myatt to forge paintings by master artists.
Myatt was so good that he routinely fooled respected art experts with his bogus canvases, and Drewe made a fortune brokering 200 fake masterpieces over a nine-year period.