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Sacha Baron Cohen and Will Ferrell Are ‘Sherlock’ Homies
Published 7/2/2008 at Vulture
... of Lost. [HR] Lin Hides from WB: Warner Bros. has bought Hiding in Time, Christopher Long's comic about a government agency that uses time travel to protect witnesses, for Dan Lin to produce. And since Lin's other projects include Justice League and The Box, he won't be "producing" this movie so much as "making sure it never sees the inside of a movie theater." [Variety] ...

YAY! More Comic Book Films!
Published 7/2/2008 at OH NO!!
Comicbook 'Hiding in Time' posits a government program that uses time travel to protect witnesses. Warner Bros. has picked up the Image Shadowline comicbook series "Hiding in Time" for Dan Lin to produce. Beau Thorne, who penned Fox's adaptation of the vidgame "Max Payne," will tackle the Christopher Long-created property in which the Witness Protection Program uses time travel to relocate high-profile witnesses. When the program is compromised, a government scientist must travel back through the greatest moments in history to help a master thief rescue his old crew from the assassins sent back by ...

Warner Bros is 'Hiding in Time'
Published 7/2/2008 by Elisabeth Rappe at Cinematical
Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Deals, Warner Brothers, Scripts, Newsstand, Comic/Superhero/GeekEvery day, another graphic novel is optioned by a studio great or small, and very rarely do they stir much interest in me. They always seem to be a variation on the assassin-with-a-heart-of-gold or superhero deconstruction, which can't even motivate me to pick up the graphic novel, let alone buy a movie ticket. So, it's a rare treat when the trades run the latest comic to be snatched up and I go "Okay -- this one I get." Hiding in Time is one of these. According to ...

Stalked: Nazi War Criminal, Fincher's Goon, Alba for Red Sonja, Hiding in Time
Published 7/4/2008 at Filmstalker
... Sonja, but there's the rumour. Hiding in Time seems to be another new comic book adaptation that is heading for the big screen. This one tells the story of how, in the future, those who are seeking witness protection are sent back in time rather than relocated. Nice. However a group of bad guys have discovered how to head back too and are hunting them all down, closely followed by a scientist and a thief who are out to stop them. Take away the time travelling bit and that blurb from Variety through ...