Clint Eastwood's next about kidnapping of Jessica Buchanan

Filmmaker Clint Eastwood is ready for his next movie, which will be about Jessica Buchanan, an aid worker who was kidnapped in Somalia in October 2011.
The 86-year-old actor-filmmaker and his longtime home studio Warner Bros plan to make the movie, said The Hollywood Reporter.
Greg Silverman and Julia Spiro will oversee the project for the studio. Oscar-winning screenwriter Brian Helgeland, who worked with Eastwood in 2002's "Blood Work" as well as in the Oscar-winning 2003 movie "Mystic River", is penning the script.
The story will be based on "Impossible Odds", a memoir written by Buchanan along with husband Erik Landemalm and author Anthony Flacco.

Published in 2013, the book chronicles aid worker Buchanan's 2011 kidnapping by Somali pirates.
She and a colleague were held for ransom in the desert for three months. In January 2012, President Barack Obama approved the engagement of SEAL Team 6, the same elite unit that killed Osama bin Laden. The pair were finally rescued unharmed.
Eastwood is fresh off the success of his Tom Hanks-starrer "Sully".
"Sully" has Hanks as the titular US Airlines pilot, Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who became a hero after safely landing his plane on the Hudson River. The USD 60-million-budgeted movie has reportedly soared to over USD 107 million domestically.