Ben Affleck, David Fincher teaming up for 'Strangers on a Train' remake | Inside filmes | EW.com 

Ben Affleck, David Fincher teaming up for \'Strangers on a Train\' remake

and the two are joining forces once again for a remake of Alfred Hitchcock’s 

follows a psychopath who commits a murder for a tennis player before trying to get the tennis player to commit a murder for him. The original, based on Patricia Highsmith’s book of the same name, came out in 1951.

—will be updated to take place on planes instead of trains and will include many other major changes to the original. There’s no set release date yet.

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