Warner Bros. Steals Heist Society From Disney, Paramount And Summit Sun, 07 Feb 2010 In an intense multistudio bidding war, Warner Bros. emerged victorious and now is the proud owner of Ally Carter’s new book Heist Society. Disney , Paramount and Summit pounced on the opportunity to bring the young adult thriller to the big screen, but are all going home empty handed. According to THR, Heist Society is like a teen version of The Thomas Crown Affair. It’s about a young girl named Katrina Bishop who comes from a family of elite thieves. She leaves her unlawful upbringing behind, but when her father becomes suspect #1 in the case of a mobster’s missing art collection, it’s up to Katrina to steal the art back and clear his name. Full Story Image Disney World Pictures - enjoy free high resolution Disney World Pictures at WDWmemories.com View other stories on the Disney News Archive Disney News: ESPN Films Signs Robert De Niro to Play Vince Lombardi First Images of TRON themed Monorail at WDW Disney Announces Premier AP good at WDW AND Disneyland DISNEY’S D23 CELEBRATES DISNEYLAND’S 55TH ANNIVERSARY WITH ALL-NEW, TWO-DAY DESTINATION D EVENT Disney Announces NO D23 Expo for 2010 but lists 2011 Dates Sony to Deliver Disney HD Movies on PS3 ‘Give a Day, Get a Disney Day’ Reaches Goal – 1 Million People DISNEY CHANNEL IS TV’S NO. 1 NETWORK IN TWEENS 9-14 FOR THE 4TH STRAIGHT WEEK Disney sets March 19 deadline for Miramax bids Disney follows ‘Alice’ with a spring date for ‘Mars Needs Moms!’