Gallagher Girls Movie?

Readers were excited that the Gallagher Academy for Exeptional Young Women in Ally Carter's I'd Tell You I Love You but then I'd Have to Kill You were rumored to make an appearance on the Big Screen.  Alas, this is a project that seems to have fizzled. For now, anyway. But you can still catch up on this great series, that author Carter says will end with Book 6. Ally Carter is a busy writer. She's also the author of the Heist Society series, and numerous stand-alone books.

Here are the Gallagher Girls books, in sequence:

1. I'd Tell You I Love You but then I'd Have to Kill You
As a sophomore at a secret spy school and the daughter of a former CIA operative, Cammie is sheltered from "normal teenage life" until she meets a local boy while on a class surveillance mission.

2. Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy
Cammie Morgan is a CIA legacy and attends the premier school in the world...for spies. The school hosts some mysterious guests with the code name Blackthorne. When Cammie is blamed for a security breach that threatens to expose the school's top secret status, she and her friends face danger to clear Cammie's name and learn the truth about Blackthorne. 

3. Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover
When Cammie Morgan arrives at her friend Macey's five-star hotel for the Democratic National Convention, where Macey's father is about to receive the vice presidential nomination, she thinks she's in for an exciting end to her summer break. But if you're a Gallagher Girl, 'exciting' and 'deadly' are never far apart. 

4. Only the Good Spy Young
When a terrifying encounter in London reveals that one of her most-trusted allies is actually a rogue double-agent, Cammie Morgan no longer knows if she can trust her classmates, her teachers--or even her own heart. 

5. Out of Sight, Out of Time
When seventeen-year-old Cammie wakes up in a convent high in the Alps, she slowly comes to realize that she's been tortured, the last four months have been erased from her mind, and an ancient terrorist organization is hunting for her.  

Below is an interview with Ally Carter.