21 JUMP STREET 
THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS 
THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS 
Veteran scribe Chuck Hogan is set to write an adaptation of the popular online game "Crossfire" for Korean game developer Smilegate and Neal H. Moritz’s Original Film.Tania Landau and Toby Ascher will be producers on the film along with Moritz.Last year, Original Film and Smilegate announced that they had partnered to turn the popular game into an action franchise. Released in 2007, "Crossfire" is a first-person shooter game that has recorded global sales of $1.5 billion in 2015 alone, and boasts...
Original Film
Neal
H.
Moritz
Producer
Moritz is the producer behind the massive film franchise “The Fast and the Furious,” now up to eight hit entries with more on the way. But those mega-titles are just some of the successes on a résumé that encompasses the “Jump Street” films, “I Know What You Did Last Summer” and the TV series “Prison Break.” Among his recent outings is 2017 Oscar nom “Passengers.” Last September, he signed a multi-year, first-look agreement with Paramount, set to take effect in 2019, when he leaves his longtime home at Sony. Until then, he has projects all over town, including “Sonic the Hedgehog” for Paramount, “Bloodshot” for Sony, “Wonderland” for Netflix and “Furious” spinoff “Hobbs & Shaw” for Universal. He also has four TV series in production.
