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Relativity is Digging Tunnels
Source: The Hollywood Reporter July 13, 2007
The Hollywood Reporter says Relativity Media has acquired franchise rights to Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams' teen adventure novel series "Tunnels" for producers Ryan Kavanaugh and Mark Canton, with plans to finance, develop and produce a series of feature films.
The books center on London teen Will Burrows, who shares a love for digging tunnels with his father. When his dad disappears down a hole in the first novel -- set for publication this summer in the U.K. and in January in the U.S. from Chicken House/Scholastic -- Will heads underground with his friend Chester and discovers a spooky and potentially deadly secret.
Relativity's Kavanaugh, Canton and executive producers Danny Davids and Neil Canton hope to mine several hit films from the author's debut novels and replicate the success of the "Harry Potter" series.
First-time authors Gordon and Williams have already completed a second "Tunnels" book and are now working on a third. The first book has more than $1 million in advance sales and prepublication rights in more than 21 languages.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter July 13, 2007
The Hollywood Reporter says Relativity Media has acquired franchise rights to Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams' teen adventure novel series "Tunnels" for producers Ryan Kavanaugh and Mark Canton, with plans to finance, develop and produce a series of feature films.
The books center on London teen Will Burrows, who shares a love for digging tunnels with his father. When his dad disappears down a hole in the first novel -- set for publication this summer in the U.K. and in January in the U.S. from Chicken House/Scholastic -- Will heads underground with his friend Chester and discovers a spooky and potentially deadly secret.
Relativity's Kavanaugh, Canton and executive producers Danny Davids and Neil Canton hope to mine several hit films from the author's debut novels and replicate the success of the "Harry Potter" series.
First-time authors Gordon and Williams have already completed a second "Tunnels" book and are now working on a third. The first book has more than $1 million in advance sales and prepublication rights in more than 21 languages.
