London:
The killing of Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden by US special forces in a top secret mission in Pakistan has inspired a range of action movies, including one being made by Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow.
Bigelow, who won an Oscar for her Iraq war film The Hurt Locker, was already working on a project titled Kill Bin Laden even as his mansion in Pakistan's Abbottabad city was stormed May 2.
The movie, written by scriptwriter Mark Boal, is about a fictitious failed assassination attempt on the Al Qaeda founder, the Daily Express reported.
A source close to Annapurna Pictures, the studio behind the project, said: "We're turning the script around as fast as possible and are well placed to be first on screen with our account of a truly historic mission."
Paramount Pictures, HBO and Showtime are also reportedly planning to make films on the Osama mission.
Bigelow, who won an Oscar for her Iraq war film The Hurt Locker, was already working on a project titled Kill Bin Laden even as his mansion in Pakistan's Abbottabad city was stormed May 2.
The movie, written by scriptwriter Mark Boal, is about a fictitious failed assassination attempt on the Al Qaeda founder, the Daily Express reported.
A source close to Annapurna Pictures, the studio behind the project, said: "We're turning the script around as fast as possible and are well placed to be first on screen with our account of a truly historic mission."
Paramount Pictures, HBO and Showtime are also reportedly planning to make films on the Osama mission.
