- Mi 17. Apr 2013, 20:07
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außerdem bei AMC in Entwicklung:
King
Executive Producers: Joe Scarborough (MSNBC’s Morning Joe) and Mika Brzezinski (MSNBC’s Morning Joe); Writers and Executive Producers: Diane Frolov and Andrew Schneider (Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos)
In the early 1960s, Floridian King Carmichael sells his soul to a corrupt, racist political machine to win a seat in the Senate. Having run as a segregationist, he is then tapped by Lyndon B. Johnson to champion civil rights in the South.
White City
Executive Producer: Tom Freston (MTV); Writers and Co-Executive Producers: Nick McDonell (Twelve, The Third Brother, An Expensive Education) and John Dempsey
The drama series follows western diplomats and journalists living in Afghanistan.
· Untitled Dahvi Waller Project
Writer and Executive Producer: Dahvi Waller (Mad Men)
Set against the New York automobile industry of the 1920s, two brothers struggle to keep their family-run company afloat with a class-hopping Ziegfeld girl and the daughter of an English competitor blurring the line between love and business.
· Untitled Tim Lea/Anonymous Content Project
Writer and Executive Producer: Tim Lea (Flash Forward, The Riches); Executive Producers: David Kanter and Matt DeRoss of Anonymous Content (Winter’s Bone, Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind)
In America’s near future, one family is nearly torn apart in the conflict between a repressive government and the emerging movement for a second American Revolution.
· The Wall
Writers and Executive Producers: Jim Keeble and Dudi Appleton (Thorne); Executive Producer: Red Arrow; Executive Producer: Alan Greenspan (Donnie Brasco, High Fidelity)
In 1960s Berlin, an American businessman becomes embroiled in a web of East-West espionage.
Fällt außer White City irgendwie alles unter Mad Men Nachfolger oder Walking Dead Partner. Den potentiellen Breaking Bad Erben hat man mit Low Winter Sun ja schon bestellt. :lol:
Breaking Bad bekommt seinen eigenen Talkshow-Nachklapp.
TALKING BAD
AMC announces that it will air a special weekly, half-hour live after show to accompany the conclusion of its Emmy Award-winning series, Breaking Bad. Talking Bad will analyze and dissect every detail of Breaking Bad’s final eight episodes beginning Sunday, August 11. Talking Bad will air at 11 PM ET/PT, and will be produced by Michael Davies’ Embassy Row with Sony Pictures Television serving as the studio partner.