It’s all about streaming services. Ryan Reynolds and director Shawn Levy’s thriller, previously titled Our Name is Adam; will move from Paramount to Netflix. This time-traveling adventure comes from Skydance, which also made The Old Guard for the streaming platform. A film that has done very well.
Planned to start production in November, Reynolds plays a man forced to travel back to the past to help his thirteen-year-old self. They’ll encounter their late father together – who is the same age as Reynold’s character.
This project has been set up at Paramount since 2012, but with the world at disarray over the COVID-19 outbreak, it’s moved to Netflix.
As we gain more information, such as the new title; we will keep you informed.
Source: THR
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