The story of the origin of MI6 by unknown writer Aaron Berg has the major players all clamoring and his agents using an unusual negotiation strategy.
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Warner Bros. (with David Heyman’s Heyday Films attached to produce), Fox (with Chernin Entertainment) and Paramount (with Mary Parent’s Disruption Entertainment) all are vying for the project, as are Sony and DreamWorks (with producers still to be determined).
Whichever studio wins out, it'll have to make a deal withLawrence Grey, a former executive turned producer who helped develop the script and is attached as a producer. Adam Marshall from Caliber Media is said to have introduced the writer to Grey, setting the whole process in motion.
The reason for the demand for Section 6 is not that there's an actor attached or some hot director on board. Instead, several insiders who have read the script -- which is being sent around under high security -- have unanimous praise for it.
The plot revolves around the origin of MI6, the British intelligence agency that was founded during World War I.
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