According to Deadline, Millie Bobby Brown is attached to star in Jason Bateman's adaptation of Tess Sharpe's novel The Girls I've Been.

According to Deadline:

"The novel is a twisty, exhilarating thriller centering around a con artist, Nora, who must use her powers of persuasion and impersonation to get herself, her girlfriend, and ex-boyfriend free during a hostage situation at a bank. It was brought in by Aggregate Films' Tracey Nyberg and falls under Aggregate's overall deal with Netflix and will be published by Penguin Random House early next year."

Bateman will produce the film through his production company, Aggregate Films Banner and Brown will produce through her production company, PCMA Productions.

Brown is set to star in Enola Holmes which is set to premiere in September on Netflix while Bateman is busy celebrating his show Ozark earning 18 Emmy nominations.