- Mo 26. Sep 2011, 21:16
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Der neue HBO-Herbstprogramm-Trailer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NMBlhX2Iwo
Nicht so atemberaubend wie die letztjährige Version, aber doch wieder ein verdammt guter Appetitanreger (inkl. erster Bilder aus den neuen Serien Girls, Life's too short und Veep sowie dem Hemingway Film mit Nicole Kidman und Clive Owen und dem Sarah Palin Film mit Julianne Morre, Ed Harris und Woody Harrelson).
....außerdem gab es einen lächerlich kurzen Game of Thrones Staffel 2 Teaser.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frqB1snSYms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NMBlhX2Iwo
Nicht so atemberaubend wie die letztjährige Version, aber doch wieder ein verdammt guter Appetitanreger (inkl. erster Bilder aus den neuen Serien Girls, Life's too short und Veep sowie dem Hemingway Film mit Nicole Kidman und Clive Owen und dem Sarah Palin Film mit Julianne Morre, Ed Harris und Woody Harrelson).
....außerdem gab es einen lächerlich kurzen Game of Thrones Staffel 2 Teaser.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frqB1snSYms
http://www.deadline.com/2011/09/fx-deve ... el-dinner/Hoffentlich ist das Knastelement nicht zu klein, dann könnte das auch das überbevölkerte Detektiv-Genre frisch gestalten. Von Huston habe ich noch nichts gelesen, aber viel Gutes über ihn gehört. Wichtiger ist aber, dass FX endlich Powers bestellt. American Horror Story ist erst im Frühling dieses Jahres in Entwicklung gegangen und jetzt schon auf Sendung. Powers hat seit 2009 auf einen Piloten gewartet und hat immer noch kein grünes Licht für eine erste Staffel. :?
FX has bought Furlough, an original drama series pitch from crime novelist/comic book writer Charlie Huston and The Walking Dead producer Circle of Confusion. Michael Dinner is attached to direct the potential pilot, with Sony TV, where Dinner is based, on board to produce. Details of the plot are being kept under wraps, but Furlough is described as a private detective/prison drama. Furlough reunites FX, Sony TV, Circle of Confusion and Dinner. Sony TV and Circle of Confusion recently produced the FX comic book-based pilot Powers, directed by CAA-repped Dinner, which is in consideration for a series pickup.
http://www.deadline.com/2011/09/nbc-to- ... on-katims/Klingt vielversprechend. Sollte insbesondere was für Theologe sein.
On the heels of AMC’s successful adaptation of award-winning Danish drama series Forbrydelsen as The Killing, NBC is hoping to do the same with another praised Danish drama, Borgen aka Government, which has been hailed as The Killing‘s successor. Friday Night Lights executive producer David Hudgins will write the script and will executive produce the adaptation with FNL developer/executive producer Jason Katims. Universal Television, where both Hudgins and Katims are under overall deals, will produce, with BBC Worldwide Prods., which brought in the project, also expected to be involved.
From the same producers as The Killing, public broadcaster DR/Danish Broadcasting Corp., Borgen focuses on the fight for political power and its consequences. It centers on smart and sexy 40-year-old populist party leader Birgitte Nyborg (Sidse Babett Knudsen) who scores a surprise election victory only to discover the biggest challenge of her life is yet to come.
With its dissection of political gamesmanship and a mix of characters that include politicians, media spinners and reporters, Borgen has been compared to NBC’s White House drama The West Wing. Like Aaron Sorkin’s Emmy-winning series, it too is named after a building that houses a branch of the government — Borgen is the nickname for Denmark’s Parliamentary building.
