Washington
(ANI):
Robert
Redford
is
in
talks
to
helm
the
big
screen
adaptation
of
Richard
A.
Clarke's
memoir
"Against
All
Enemies".
The
project
was
being
developed
by
Columbia
Pictures,
but
has
now
been
picked
up
by
Capitol
Films.
Redford's
deal
is
pending
financing,
reports
Variety.
The
pic
is
an
Iraq
War-themed
movie
set
inside
the
entrenched
Washington
bureaucracy.
Screenplay
has
been
penned
by
Jamie
Vanderbilt,
and
centers
on
Clarke,
the
counter
terrorism
adviser
to
three
presidents.
Clarke
charged
in
his
book
that
the
Bush
administration
prioritized
Iraq
above
threats
from
Al
Qaeda
both
before
and
after
the
Sept.
11
attacks.
John
Calley
and
Tracy
Falco
are
producing
the
pic.
Redford,
in
the
meanwhile,
has
just
finished
directing
and
starring
in
United
Artists'
just-wrapped
"Lions
for
Lambs," a
thriller
set
against
the
backdrop
of
the
Bush
administration's
war
on
terror.
The
movie
also
stars
Tom
Cruise
and
Meryl
Streep.