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Dominic Cooke to Direct ‘John Daniel,’ True Story of a Woman and Baby Gorilla in Post-WWI England

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Dominic Cooke to Direct ‘John Daniel,’ True Story of a Woman and Baby Gorilla in Post-WWI England

Here is what the page “Dominic Cooke to Direct ‘John Daniel,’ True Story of a Woman and Baby Gorilla in Post-WWI ” contains. Acclaimed British director Dominic Cooke, known for the stage hit ‘Game of Thrones: The Mad King’ and the 2020 Benedict Cumberbatch spy thriller ‘The Courier,’ will direct ‘John Daniel,’ a film based on a remarkable true story set in post-World War I England. Cornerstone has acquired worldwide sales rights and will introduce the project to buyers at the American Film Market. The film centers on the real-life bond between a woman and a baby gorilla named John Daniel, who was raised in a human household.

While plot details remain under wraps, the story promises a poignant exploration of an unusual friendship during a time of societal change. Cooke’s involvement signals a return to film for the celebrated stage director, whose work consistently draws critical acclaim. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.

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