Jon Lindstrom, who has recently joined Beyond The Gates, left the fans excited when he announced his novel Hollywood Hustle’s release in February 2024. He once said that he would like Kevin Bacon to play the lead if the novel ever got made into a film. It looks like his dream wish is actually coming true. To know more, keep scrolling down.
Hollywood Hustle To Be The Next Hit Novel-Inspired Movie
Hollywood Hustle is a thriller novel based on the story of a forgotten movie star whose elder daughter has been kidnapped, and to save her life, he will team up with a stuntman and a private investigator. According to Deadline, a production company and AETH Entertainment distributors have finally obtained the rights to Lindstrom’s novel.
The company called Lindstrom’s debut novel “a natural fit for an electrifying cinematic experience.” Furthermore, Jon himself will be looking in all the details closely as he will be the executive producer on the project. He told how excited he is ‘to see the character he created come to life after playing so many brilliant characters written by others.’
Jon’s Role In Beyond The Gates
Earlier in February, Jon Lindstrom joined the cast of Beyond The Gates. His character Joey Armstrong is a charismatic entrepreneur and a casino owner. He debuted on the daytime soap recently on Friday, March 7. Joey is someone who does like getting troubled but does know how to deal with it.
As the storyline suggests, Joey’s past hints toward connection with the criminal world. His arrival seems to be a perfect match with Doug McBride’s mystified temptation. Does this point towards a gambling addiction that could take a devastating turn in the future. Who knows? Truth will be revealed at the right time.
As for Jon’s debut novel, it is undeniably a hit. Everyone is eagerly waiting for more insights over the same. Well time will tell if the movie will be a fit or a miss. But you can leave a comment and tell us what you think. Till then, for more such updates on Beyond The Gates, keep following Soap Opera Daily.
