Mark Romanek likely to direct Bostan Strangler’s new version

Never Let Me Go helmer Mark Romanek is in negotiations to go behind the camera for Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.’s Bostan Strangler remake. The maker is known for his skills of directing feature films and it will be really good if Romanek and Warner Bros. can come together for a project. The talks are still on and the producers are trying to rope in Mark to hold the camera for the flick.

The story of the film will center on the life of a serial killer, Albert DeSalvo. The original flick on the same was constructed in the year, 1968. Richard Fleischer directed it and featured Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda, Sally Kellerman and William Hickey in the lead. Tony played Albert in the original, a criminal in Boston, who confesses of being the ‘Boston Strangler’ and a murderer of thirteen women in the Boston area.