“The First Omen”, Ben Jacoby, to adapt Thomas Ray Novella ‘Smit Dampers’

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Updated: February 11, 2025 17:20 Is

Washington (USA), February 11th (Ani): The first omen writer Ben Jacoby adapted Thomas Ray Novella ‘Sounddämfer’ for Paramount Pictures, Deadline reported.
Lorenzo di Bonaventura will produce alongside the neo -text corporation, the publisher of the novella. Russell Ackerman, John Schoenfelder and Jay Schuminsky will produce for NeoText, with Greg Cohen monitoring the development for di Bonaventura pictures.
The story follows a “CIA field agent who is sent to bring in the ultimate CIA goal, which has been in the cold for decades. An operational that goes back to the dark times of MK Ultra is the goal of a silencer -someone, You can read the mind and wipe it away from a distance to find it impossible or catch it “, according to the output.

Together with Chase Palmer, Jacoby is a co-author of Whisper Man, a Netflix and Agbo adaptation by Alex North’s novel.
Previously, he had also written ‘The First Omen’, which was produced by David S. Goyer and Flash Boys, a Netflix version by Michael Lewis’ New York bestseller The Big Short.
Jacoby also wrote the script to catch a killer, a thriller thriller staged by Damian Szifron, which was produced by Filmnation with Shailene Woodley and Ben Mendelsohn.
Neotext recently sold ‘Haven’ to Sony Pictures with Carter Blanchard to adapt his science fiction short history.
The company recently sold a few projects to Amazon: an adaptation of the short story “American Criminal”, which Gavin O’Connor will lead and produce next to hidden pictures, as well as a novel “DNA” supported by Simon, supported by Simon Kinbergs Genrefilms reported deadline. (Ani)