BALDWIN: So listen to this. We are hearing that the elite Navy SEAL unit that got Osama Bin Laden is already on its way already to the big screen. Joe Johns is here with that. I guess, this is serendipitous timing for Katherine Bigelow.</s>JOE JOHNS, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: That's for sure. This has always been action thriller stuff, Brooke. What we're hearing mostly about is projects that are already underway, now a huge boost from the raid on Osama Bin Laden. Creative projects about SEAL Team Six, a super elite unit that does counterterrorism, special missions, it's long been understood that their base on the East Coast have an incredible array of skills and equipment to do almost anything they are asked to do, Brooke. It's pretty remarkable.</s>BALDWIN: Isn't there also a book deal about the SEAL Team Six?</s>JOHNS: Yes, absolutely. We have a book deal. We have the Bigelow thing. The names of the people who do the work for the unit aren't released for obvious reasons. It doesn't stop people from making books and movies about them. Katherine Bigelow now, people may not all know her. She's the one who did the Oscar-winning film "Hurt Locker," apparently has been working on a movie about the team. Now they got to rework the script, we're told, to fit in the part about Bin Laden, according to the Trade Journals. There is also this book about SEAL Team 6. Now this is something that's been in the works and comes out just this month as a matter of fact.</s>BALDWIN: Wow, so for all the people saying it make a great book or movie, it is and I'm sure we'll all be buying - buying tickets for it. Love the "Hurt Locker." Katherine Bigelow is fantastic. Joe Johns, thank you so much and that will do it for me. I'm Brooke Baldwin here at Atlanta. Now to Wolf Blitzer in Washington. Wolf, to you.
SEAL Team May Hit Big Screen