What's really worth watching  Bill Buford's "Heat" Heading to
Big Screen         Bill Buford's midlife crisis, while mildly
inconvenient for his family, was at least productive. He learned
to cook in New York City and Italy, and turned the experience
into a bestselling book, one that is now being developed into a
feature film.      "Heat: An Amateur’s Adventures as Kitchen
Slave, Line Cook, Pasta-Maker and Apprentice to a Dante-quoting
Butcher in Tuscany," follows Buford as he spent a year working
as Mario Batali's "kitchen bitch" in Babbo in NYC and then moved
to Italy to further study the nation's cuisine.      Mario
Batali at Eataly Opening      Mario Batali at Eataly Opening
Mario Batali (Published Thursday, Oct. 23, 2014)
Screenwriter Stan Chervin and producer Rachael Horovitz, the
pair who helped make "Moneyball" happen, have bought the rights
to "Heat," reported Deadline. There were reports in May of last
year that the book's film rights had already been optioned, but
that appears to have been