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Netflix Acquires True Crime Article ‘The Poet’ for Feature Film Adaptation
21 Laps’ Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen will produce alongside Pouya ShahbazianUmberto Gonzalez | April 14, 2021 @ 12:00 PM
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Netflix has acquired Corey Mead’s true crime article “The Poet” for a feature film adaptation, the company announced on Wednesday. “The Poet” was originally published by Greg Nichols and Matthew Pearl’s Truly Adventurous banner.
Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen from 21 Laps will produce alongside Pouya Shahbazian. Truly Adventurous’ Nichols and Pearl will executive produce, with Becca Edelman overseeing for 21 Laps.
“The Poet” is a true story with shades of “Gone Girl” and “The Gift” that has been told in full for the first time based on hundreds of pages of never-before-seen documents and newly discovered sources. The longform article tells the story of Ruth Finley, who escaped a murderer as a teen, only to find herself on the run
The store is asking those with in-store repair items to pick them up.
Would-be customers drove to the Fishers location Tuesday, hoping to find a deal or get one last glimpse.
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A message greets customers of Fry s Electronics, Fishers, after the company announced the chain of 31 stores would close.
“I just wanted to come by and walk around and maybe get one more chance to walk around the old place,” said Marc Viquez. “The place had everything you wanted, but unfortunately now a lot of people are getting that on Amazon and the internet.
“We thought we’d show up and see if they had a liquidation sale, but it looks like they are already closed,” said Cori Meade.
By Jeff Turner
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning through 9 AM Tuesday morning.
Although the roads are not likely to be completely cleared by Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service is saying accumulations should begin to wind down.
Corey Mead, a meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Omaha, tells KFAB Radio News that hazardous travel will be mostly dependent on how much plowing the cities snowplows will be able to do. You should make extra time to get where you need to go. It s quite likely the roads won t be in great shape, Mead says.