CBS Films has acquired feature film rights to Tamara Ireland Stone’s debut novel “Time Between Us” and set Robin Schorr to produce through her RCR Pictures banner.
Young adult tome follows a teenage boy who was born with the gift and the curse of being a time-traveler. He falls in love with a girl from another time and the two must conquer obstacles of reality and time to find happiness.
Described as being in the vein of “The Notebook,” the original romantic tale features a set of rules that govern the time-travel process for the characters.
Originally titled “Mobius,” Stone’s book sold to Disney/Hyperion for six figures in March.
Schorr will produce, while RCR exec Jenna Glazier will co-produce. Duo will be aiming high for a writer and director.
CBS Films’ Maria Faillace will oversee the project for the studio. CAA negotiated the deal.
