Christoph Waltz, last seen in Django Unchained and currently to be heard in Epic, is set to star in true crime thriller True Crimes. The film will be based on David Grann’s Letter From Poland article which was published in The New Yorker in 2008. The story sees a murder investigation gone cold until officer Jacek Wroblewski realised that one of the suspects, author Krystian Bala, had written about a murder bearing uncanny, and previously unreleased, details about the murder, in his latest novel. He was subsequently convicted of the murder. Waltz will take on the role of Wroblewski. While there is no director yet attached it is rumoured that Roman Polanski is interested in the project. Before that Waltz will be seen in Terry Gilliam’s The Zero Theorem before heading off to The Muppets…Again. Source – The Hollywood Reporter
Christoph Waltz Lines Up True Crimes
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