Michael Mann's 'Heat' gets a sequel in book form.
Marking his debut as novelist, director Michael Mann will release a literary follow-up to his legendary crime film, Heat, Deadline reported on Wednesday. Titled Heat 2, the book has been co-authored by Mann and Edgar-winner Meg Gardiner, and will hit the shelves on August 9. The announcement came with a special teaser, scored to Moby’s “God Moving Over the Face of the Water,” which famously played in the 1995 crime classic’s final moments.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY “It’s been my intention for a long time to do the further stories of Heat. There was always a rich history or back-story about the events in these people’s lives before 1995 in Heat and projection of where their lives would take them after.”Featuring De Niro and Pacino at the peak of their stardom, Mann’s film deliberately kept them apart from each other on screen, building toward a restaurant face-off that remains one of the most iconic scenes in modern cinema.
The book will also offer a deep-dive into the life of Hanna, six years before the events of the film, as he hones his skills as an officer of the law. Hanna was based on the real-life Chicago P.D. detective Chuck Adamson and his pursuit of the real Neil McCauley. Several events shown in the film actually happened. The book will explore Hanna’s failed first marriage, and the effects of his Marine Corp service in Vietnam. It will also feature other members of McCauley’s crew.
“When I was writing the film, it was imperative for me to create complete life stories about all the characters and to know everything about them, including Neil McCauley’s early institutionalized years when he lost track of his brother, before he parachuted into the streets, young, angry and dangerous.
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