Bryan Cranston To Lead Brad Furman’s ‘The Infiltrator’, Furman Had Directed Cranston In 2011 Thriller Film The Lincoln Lawyer

Versatile American Actor, Bryan Cranston will be seen as the lead protagonist in the upcoming movie- The Infiltrator which is based on a novel by the same name that covers the life and times of Robert Mazur as he tried to infiltrate the criminal hierarchy governing the drug cartels in Columbia. The novel has been authored by Robert Mazur and it's on-screen adaptation for the movie has been developed by Ellen Brown Furman. This will be the first of the seven projects based on popular novels to be released by Good Films'. According to a detailed statement released by Good Films', the movie is said to be an investigative thriller and will be directed by Brad Furman of The Lincoln Lawyer fame.

The statement further claims that Bryan's involvement with this film stems from his association with the director, Brad Furman while shooting for The Lincoln Lawyer. The entire cast of the movie was finalised by Miriam Segal, Founder of Good Films' and Director Brad Furman after an extensive research to identify the people who could do justice to the complex characters. Additionally, Miriam Segal also said that the role of the lead protagonist demands a dynamic actor and so Bryan fits the bill perfectly.

Relativity International will be presenting the film to audiences across the world through its distributors. This edge of the seat thriller is said to be in line with the Good Films' belief to make original movies with integrity. Principal photography for the project will begin in January next year and is expected to cover locations in London, Paris and Florida. The company's other projects lined up for production also includes best-selling authors James Patterson and Liza Marklund's The Postcard Killings in addition to journalist Peter Godwin's When a Crocodile Eats the Sun, Randall Sullivan's Labyrinth, 52 windows by Ellen Brown Furman and several more in development.