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8 items from 2011


Cable Pilot Castings: Andrea Rosen To Star In ‘Andrew Gurland’, 3 Join ‘Village People’

21 November 2011 7:36 PM, PST | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

New York-based actress-comedian Andrea Rosen (Comedy Central’s Michael & Michael Have Issues) has landed the female lead opposite Andrew Gurland in Showtime’s comedy pilot The Andrew Gurland Project (form. Gurland On Gurland). The project, produced by Showtime in association with CBS TV Studios and Glenn Gordon Caron’s Picturemaker Prods., is a first-person documentary comedy written, directed and starring filmmaker Andrew Gurland, which reflects his real family life and the challenges he faces pursuing the next phase of his career. Gurland and Caron are executive producing. Rosen is with Gersh. Sebastian Sozzi, Rachel Cannon and Sadie Calvano have joined Jennie Garth in the ABC Family’s half-hour comedy pilot Village People, from creator Meg DeLoatch. The project centers on Alexa (Garth), a single, high-powered career woman who adopts a baby from a teen mother (Calvano) — whom she ends up caring for as well. Sozzi and Cannon will play Alexa’s fiends Remy and Candace, »

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

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TV Bits: Tricia Helfer Goes to Work for ‘The Firm’, Bryan Cranston to Make ‘Simpsons’ Guest Appearance, Ryan Reynolds Sells Comedy Script, Showtime Greenlights Three Pilots

23 August 2011 5:00 AM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »

[1] Battlestar Galactica star Tricia Helfer has signed up for NBC's The Firm, based on the bestselling John Grisham novel of the same title. (The book was also turned into a 1993 film starring Tom Cruise.) Helfer will be playing Alex Clark, a senior partner at the central law firm of Kinross & Clark. The project reuintes her with fellow Cylon Callum Keith Rennie. The story revolves around an attorney named Mitch McDeere (Josh Lucas) and his wife Abby (Molly Parker), who are trying to make a new life for themselves in D.C. When Mitch gets brought in as a partner at Kinross & Clark, he slowly comes to realize that the firm isn't exactly what it seems. Juliette Lewis co-stars as Mitch's receptionist, and Rennie as Mitch's older brother. Helfer's demonstrated some impressive acting chops during her time at BSG, and the role of a tough, morally iffy lawyer seems like a »

- Angie Han

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'Medium' creator working on new CBS drama

22 August 2011 8:49 AM, PDT | digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news »

CBS has started developing a new show with the creator of Medium. Glenn Gordon Caron has signed up to write and direct the project, which focuses on a woman who reunites people with loved ones they have lost touch with while searching for her own identity, reports Deadline. The character, who has been compared to Erin Brockovich, is based on the real missing persons' investigator Pamela Slaton. The project has been brought to CBS by Cathy Konrad, who found her birth parents with the help of Slaton years ago. Konrad, who has previously (more) »

- By Catriona Wightman

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Showtime Orders Gurland, Ashford, and Biderman Pilots

22 August 2011 7:36 AM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »

Showtime has ordered pilots from "The Last Exorcism" co-writer Andrew Gurland, "The Pacific" writer-producer Michelle Ashford, and "Southland" creator and "Public Enemies" writer Ann Biderman, the network announced Monday. Gurland's project, "Gurland on Gurland," is a half-hour comedy about his real family life and career challenges. The filmmaker won the Grand Jury prize at Sundance for his first film, "Frat House," which he co-directed with "The Hangover"'s Todd Phillips. Glenn Gordon Caron ("Medium," "Moonlighting," "Now and Again") will executive produce the CBS Television Studios production. Ashford's pilot, "Masters of Sex," follows the »

- Tim Molloy

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Showtime Picks Up Pilots From Andrew Gurland, Michelle Ashford & Ann Biderman

21 August 2011 6:00 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Showtime has greenlighted three pilots: Andrew Gurland's docu-comedy Gurland on Gurland, Michelle Ashford's drama Masters Of Sex and Ann Biderman's dramedy Ray Donovan. This marks the second round of pilot orders for Showtime's new entertainment president David Nevins. The first one included drama Homeland and comedy House of Lies, both of which went to series. Gurland on Gurland is a first-person documentary comedy written, directed and starring filmmaker Andrew Gurland (The Last Exorcism, The Virginity Hit), which reflects his real family life and the challenges he faces pursuing the next phase of his career. The pilot hails from CBS TV Studios, with Gurland and studio-based Glenn Gordon Caron executive producing. This marks the first Showtime pilot from the cable division of sibling studio CBS TV Studios. It was developed by the division's former head Bela Bajaria, who recently departed to run Universal Media Studios. On the broadcast side, »

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

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CBS Buys Drama From Glenn Gordon Caron, James Mangold And Cathy Konrad; Mangold & Konrad Sign Deal With CBS TV Studios

19 August 2011 4:33 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Exclusive: Glenn Gordon Caron spent the past 7 years on a show about a woman whose visions helped people reconnect with their deceased love ones. Now the Medium creator is taking on a hourlong project about a woman who helps people reconnect with love ones they have lost touch with. The CBS TV Studios-produced drama, which was bought by CBS, hails from James Mangold and Cathy Konrad's company Treeline, which has signed a two-year overall deal with CBS Studios. It centers on an Erin Brockovich-type woman from Queens who searches for her own identity while reuniting others. Like Medium, which was based on the experience of psychic Allison DuBois, the new project too is inspired by a real person, licensed New Jersey investigator Pamela Slaton who solves unique missing persons’ cases. The untitled drama is a longtime passion project for Konrad. Years ago, she enlisted the help of Slaton »

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

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Glenn Gordon Caron Re-Ups With CBS TV Studios

3 May 2011 5:00 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »

Medium may be gone, but series creator/executive producer Glenn Gordon Caron is staying put at CBS TV Studios with a new two-year overall deal. The new seven-figure pact with CBS, where Caron is very well liked, will extend his relationship with the studio to two decades. The focus of the deal will be on developing new projects, starting with the upcoming broadcast development cycle. Moonlighting creator Caron, repped by Wme, previously created and executive produced CBS Studios' (then Paramount Network TV) praised but short-lived series for CBS Now and Again. He went on to create and executive produce the supernatural crime procedural Medium, which ran on NBC and CBS for a combined seven seasons and made a lot of money for CBS Studios via its rich off-network deal with Lifetime. »

- NELLIE ANDREEVA

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'Medium' Series Finale Airs Tonight, Will You Miss It?

21 January 2011 10:45 AM, PST | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »

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Tonight, Allison DuBois will help solve her last case in the series finale of 'Medium' at 8Pm on CBS. That doesn't preclude any more real-life cuckoo Allison DuBois appearances on 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' but there definitely won't be any more of Patricia Arquette's crime-solving psychic on Friday nights.

In November, after news of the show's cancellation broke, series creator Glenn Gordon Caron wrote of the final episode, "In what we believe will be a series defining episode, Allison and her family will stare destiny in the eye. And destiny will not blink."

Caron told Entertainment Weekly that the final episode will span many years of the characters' lives. "It takes place in the present, it takes place seven years after that, and then it takes place 40 years after that."

Arquette told EW in November, "It's been a great time. I »

- Jean Bentley

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