Well respected film director, Antoine Fuqua, is hopping into the producer with an, upcoming hour-long drama, "ICE," that explores homeland security. According to Variety, NBC has purchased the script and is developing it with Fuqua and scribe Matthew Carnahan.
Created as part of the post-9/11 homeland security overhaul, ICE is charged with being on the lookout for the trafficking of everything that crosses the U.S. borders, from arms, drugs and counterfeit money to weapons of mass destruction, stolen antiquities and even human slaves.
Fuqua's next film project is the upcoming cop drama, "Brooklyn's Finest."
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