Anthony Bourdain's First Novel to Become Movie

Anthony Bourdain will be everywhere now; the Hollywood Reporter spills that the No Reservations host's best-selling novel, Bone in the Throat, will be adapted for a movie.

The movie will be produced by Lenny Beckerman and Peter Heslop, the same co-producers behind Oscar-winner The King's Speech.

Bone in the Throat, published back in 2000, is "a wildly funny, irreverent tale of murder, mayhem, and the mob," according to the publisher. The story revolves around Tommy Pagana, a chef in Manhattan's Little Italy, who gets involved with some mafia murder at his uncle's restaurant.

Movie producers, however, decided to move the story to London, slating Graham Henman to direct and co-author the screenplay with Mark Townsend.

IHOP to Roll Out Jelly Donut, Bananagram, Tiramisu Signature Pancakes

The Food Almanac: Thursday, April 23, 2013

Mother Calls Cops on Son Over Pop-Tart Theft