Tom Brady Super Bowl movie in works

A group of writers, lead by the Oscar-nominated duo, Paul Tamasy and Eric Johnson, are developing a film on Tom Brady.
Crafting the project with "The Fighter" scribes are four writers familiar with handling Boston stories, reported Entertainment Weekly.
Apart from the film, a book is also being written with authors Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge handling the project.
"When we're looking for stories, we're looking for these universal themes of overcoming odds and people using moments of adversity to inspire.
"The game that we just saw a couple of weeks ago really encapsulates who that guy is...It's made for a movie," Wedge said.

Down 28-3 late in the third quarter of this month's Super Bowl, Brady, already a four-time champion, engineered the greatest comeback in the big game's history. The 34-28 overtime win gave Brady the most Super Bowl victories of any quarterback.
The book and film will be written simultaneously and will also address the controversial Deflategate investigation that caused Brady to be suspended for the first four games of the season.
"Starting on the football field, then with the drama behind it, going to the courtroom, and ending how it did, stories like that ultimately write themselves," added Sherman.