“Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce” and “UnReal” creator Marti Noxon is getting into the restaurant biz for a new series with Fox, Variety has learned exclusively.
Titled “Hungry,” the drama, which is in early development at the network, is an hour long soap set in the down and dirty, cutthroat and exciting restaurant world of New York City. The series centers on a young, aspiring chef who lands the thankless job as a line cook for one of Manhattan’s most famous — and infamous — culinary stars.
Noxon will serve as an exec producer with Meryl Poster (“Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce”) and Nina Colman, who penned the script.
Noxon — who is on Variety‘s 2015 Showrunners Impact Report — is on a roll with Bravo’s “Girlfriends’ Guide,” which comes back for Season 2 this fall, plus Lifetime’s critically-acclaimed “UnReal,” which was also renewed for a sophomore season. Debuting this September, Noxon will also
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Titled “Hungry,” the drama, which is in early development at the network, is an hour long soap set in the down and dirty, cutthroat and exciting restaurant world of New York City. The series centers on a young, aspiring chef who lands the thankless job as a line cook for one of Manhattan’s most famous — and infamous — culinary stars.
Noxon will serve as an exec producer with Meryl Poster (“Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce”) and Nina Colman, who penned the script.
Noxon — who is on Variety‘s 2015 Showrunners Impact Report — is on a roll with Bravo’s “Girlfriends’ Guide,” which comes back for Season 2 this fall, plus Lifetime’s critically-acclaimed “UnReal,” which was also renewed for a sophomore season. Debuting this September, Noxon will also