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https://www.yahoo.com/movies/mark-wahlberg-will-star-in-inflation-adjusted-the-six-101940302422.html


EXCLUSIVE: Mark Wahlberg and Peter Berg, the duo behind the critically acclaimed and box office success Lone Survivor, are re-teaming for the feature film version of The Six Billion Dollar Man with various writers circling the project for The Weinstein Co.’s Dimension Films label. (Yes, billion with a ‘b’). Berg will direct and Wahlberg is attached to star in the film about former astronaut Steve Austin who, after a horrific crash of an experimental plane, is saved by doctors when he is fitted with bionic replacements — both legs, his right arm and left eye. With super-human power, he becomes a force to be reckoned with for the government as a secret agent for the Office of Scientific Intelligence.

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The story is based on the sci-fi book Cyborg by Martin Caidin which became a bestseller when it debuted in 1972 and was partially used for the popular 1970s television series The Six Million Dollar Man. The show had a large fan base and spawned a spinoff — The Bionic Woman. With such a well-known brand, the film will appeal to those now-older fans of the show in addition to introducing the character to a new generation of kids.
 
NO, It's easier "reworking" someone else's successful idea. That way, they don't have to use any of their brain power.....if they have any.
 
Because Americans no longer watch original stories
 
since we are, quite literally, on this subject...had a student turn this in. i had read it on their computer and told them to proofread before turning it in. The teacher will be so proud...

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