doug liman

They say that truth is stranger than fiction. If that's true, then the story of CIA officer Valerie Plame's outing by the very government she served certainly qualifies

I used to think I liked Doug Liman. Then Paul Greengrass took over the Bourne franchise and I realized, oh, that’s what was missing. Doug Liman’s a competent enough director

Mark Bailey will be adapting the book as a screenplay, and Chockstone Pictures is producing, though it's totally unclear when Liman might fit this film into his schedule

Lionel Wigram, who produced Sherlock Holmes, is also on board for this one, which means we'll be hearing lots and lots of comparisons between the two films before this comes out

The United States, as usual, isn't all that represented, with Fair Game the only American competition title, and only Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine-- which debuted at Sundance this year