NBC Buys CIA Drama ‘Quantum Spy’ From Dave Kalstein, Boies/Schiller, Flame Ventures & Anonymous Content

EXCLUSIVE: NBC has put in development Quantum Spy, based on David Ignatius’ CIA thriller novel The Quantum Spy, from writer Dave Kalstein (Treadstone), Boies/Schiller Film Group, Tony Krantz’…

is a thriller centered around Harris Chang, a newly promoted Chinese-American CIA officer. After America’s top-secret quantum research lab is compromised, he’s tasked with finding the traitor and ends up in the middle of a global conspiracy that leads him to uncover dark secrets from his own past.

Kalstein executive produces alongside BSFG President Zack Schiller and BSFG co-founder David Boies, Anonymous Content’s Alex Goldstone and Flame Ventures’ Krantz. Ignatius will co-executive produce. Boies/Schiller Film Group, Flame Ventures, Anonymous Content co-produce. Universal TV is the studio.set in the world of Jason Bourne, which is airing its first season on USA. Previously, he served as co-executive producer on

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