Antoine Fuqua and Jerry Bruckheimer Want a TV Series - Training Day
One of the most rousing films of the 2000s and of modern cinema would have to be the 2001 neo-noir film, Training Day. Written by Suicide Squad's David Ayer and directed by Antoine Fuqua, the film was quick to cement its legacy among the best the crime genre had to offer, and now it is being looked at for TV series adaptation.
Fuqua has teamed up with power producer Jerry Bruckheimer to take a pitch around to all four major broadcast networks in the coming development season. Currently, it is known that CBS, FOX, ABC and NBC have agreed to hear the pitch, the script of which will be written by Castle writer Will Beall. Training Day certainly has the properties to play in a television format and it's not a surprise the Oscar-winning film is being looked at for adaptation, when another police drama, Joe Carnahan's Narc, is also being shopped around to television networks.
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