Madrid, September 29 (Culture and Leisure) –
tom brady A retired American football legend is getting his own biopic.Paul Tamasi and Eric Johnson, screenwriters fighter, They are working on a miniseries about the athlete, which is titled Patriot’s Way.
According to Deadline , the series will be adapted from 12: The inside story of Tom Brady’s fight for redemptionan athlete biography written by Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge, published in 2018. Patriot’s Way Will record Brady’s growth from entering the NFL to his career numerous super bowl wins
The relationship with the Patriots also includes the spy scandal and deflated football in the NFL and Brady’s conflict with coach Bill Belichick.“The New England Patriots dominated professional sports for 20 years,” Tamasi and Johnson said in a statement. “Our series will take viewers inside Gillette Stadium, better known as the Fortress of Foxboro, providing new perspectives on exciting and historic comeback victories, The dark side of success and the culture of winning at all costs” they added.
“As reporters, we had a front-row seat to all the incredible drama that happened before and after the New England Patriots won their first Super Bowl” Sherman and Wedge noted. “This is a rich, character-driven story that we may not see again in our lifetimes,” they added.
The production team revealed They don’t have to acquire Brady or players’ image rights Patriots, because they’re all public figures. “This gives us the freedom to tell stories without filters.“, they noted. Notably, Brady is not involved in the series. Alan Goldsmith-Vine will produce the novel through Gotham Group.
Tamasi and Johnson and Scott Silver are known for their writing, fighterA 2010 film directed by David O. Russel and starring Mark Wahlberg as boxer Micky Ward.The two have collaborated before patriots day (2016), in which Wahlberg played a police officer during the Boston Marathon attack; decisive moment (2016), a thriller directed by Craig Gillespie and starring Casey Affleck and Chris Pine; and outpost (2020), adapted from Jake Tapper’s book of the same name about the Battle of Kamdesh in the Afghan War.