It looks like we get to see Chris Kyle in the silver screen yet after his death. We just learned that the biopic of "American Sniper" which is based on the best-seller book written Chris Kyle together with Scott McEwen and Jim DeFelice just got fast-tracked after his death Bradley Cooper bought the movie rights of the book May last year and will be putting together the production crew to start filming according to New York Daily News.

Bradley Cooper, of "Hangover", "Alias", "A-Team", and "Silver Linings Playbook" has his company, 22 & Indiana Pictures which he formed last March 2012 and has entered into two-year agreement with Warner Brothers. This means that the big movie company will be behind this movie, which also highlighted more of the life Chris Kyle as America's deadliest sniper and his death has brought more interest on the book and which we assume that Cooper assumes that it will spillover to the movie.

(Photo Above: Bradley Cooper with Liam Neeson in "A-Team")

Cooper was already expecting the first draft of the movie script from Jason Dean Hall which is adapted from the book, when the news about Kyle's death reached him at the Walter Reed Hospital whilst visiting veterans with disabilities, ailments, and PTSD.

Once the budget, script, and production crew are in place will the film move ahead. Bradley Cooper will play as Chris Kyle.