The 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' director is taking a break from sci-fi actioner to tackle a movie about the terrorist attack on an American compound in Libya.
- October 30, 2014
AceShowbiz -
Michael Bay is looking to switch gear post-"Transformers: Age of Extinction", The Hollywood Reporter learns. After creating big screen spectacle with the robot franchise, the helmer now reportedly sets his eyes on true-story pic "13 Hours" next.
The film will be based on Mitchell Zuckoff's book of the same name about the September 11, 2012 attack on an American compound in Benghazi, Libya that left U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens dead. The script is written by "The Strain" writer Chuck Hogan.
It follows six members of a security team that valiantly fought to defend the many Americans stationed there. They only partially succeeded. Stevens and a foreign service worker were killed in one attack, and two contract workers were killed during a second assault on a CIA station nearby.
