He may be just 22 but then talent does not necessarily needs experience as actor Zac Efron has decided to turn producer with his upcoming film 'Fire'.

The Universal studio has picked up the rights to the graphic novel by the same name, written by Brian Michael Bendis. And Efron is attached to star and don the responsibilities of executive producer with his manager, Jason Barrett, The Hollywood Reporter stated.

Written and drawn by Bendis before he went on to become one of Marvel Comics' top writers, the story centers on a college student who is inducted into a special CIA project that tests whether training ordinary citizens to be agents can be successful. Bendis is also on board to write the adaptation. Efron is starring in the Burr Steers drama 'The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud', while Bendis has an adaptation of his graphic novel 'Jinx' set up at the studio.