Jake Gyllenhaal has teamed up with director Antoine Fuqua for movie 'The Man Who Made It Snow', it has been revealed.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Gyllenhaal will star as the man in the title, Max Mermelstein, purported to be the only American who was in the inner circle of the Colombian cartels in the go-go 1980s.
The movie is a biopic of the Max Mermelstein and is based on his autobiography. he 33-year-old actor will produce the project with 'The Equalizer' director Fuqua, Tabor and IM Global's Matt Jackson.
Brett Tabor has penned the script for the 1980s crime movie.
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