This could be an interesting project. Jeff Nichols is reportedly interested in bringing us a big screen version of the true story titled The Boy Who Played With Fusion, and in case you're not so familiar with this title – I have just one thing to say to you – shame on you, you science ignorants!
Well, here's the thing. Nichols is in negotiations to direct the movie which is actually the true story of 14-year old boy named Taylor Wilson who was the subject of the Popular Science article.
Written by Tom Clynes earlier this year, the article centers on a very smart and curious 14-year-old Arkansas boy who created nuclear fusion for a good cause.
Young Wilson always held an interest in science, but his grandmother's development of cancer lead him on a quest to form isotopes that combat and destroy the disease's cells, which, eventually, he also decided to make “an alarm system to root out dirty bombs in shipping containers.”
I definitely recommend you to read The Boy Who Played With Fusion article right here and in the mean time I will also add that 20th Century Fox and Chernin Entertainment are behind the whole thing, while Peter Chernin and Jenno Topping will produce.
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Let us know what you think, because we're definitely interested!
