0 minute readIn the February 2010 edition of HousingWire, Jon Prior reviewed Andrew Ross Sorkin’s “Too Big to Fail.” Now, HBO has picked up the rights to make a film from the book: An HBO movie about the 2008 financial meltdown is finally moving. HBO has acquired rights to Too Big to Fail, the bestselling book by New York Times reporter Andrew Sorkin. Peter Gould has been hired to write the drama, and Spring Creek’s Paula Weinstein and Jeffrey Levine are executive producers.
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