The book chronicling U.S. President Donald Trump’s first year in the White House, Fire and Fury, may be making a splash in politics, but it looks like its impact won’t end there.

According to TheWrap, Endeavor Content has acquired the rights to the book, and author Michael Wolff is set to adapt the book into a series, serving as executive producer. Given that the ink has barely just dried on this deal, and that its development hasn’t even started, it should come as no surprise that there is currently no network attached to this.

However, given the subject matter, we can see this ending up on networks like FX, HBO, or even Netflix. But how will this be adapted? Will it be a narrative series, or something more akin to a documentary? That also remains to be seen. Should they go the narrative route with this, I would love to see something not unlike House of Cards hit.

Fire and Fury only hit bookstores earlier this month, and in it, it shows a chaotic Trump administration — one that many news outlets have been eager to point to ever since he took office. The book showed Trump in a less than flattering light, and also led to a wedge being driven between him and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.

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SOURCE: TheWrap