NBC, Sony and Davis Entertainment are teaming for another hourlong project about a criminal, this time set at the CIA. Written by feature writer Greg Poirier (National Treasure 2), Wolfe, which has received a script commitment with penalty, is described as a tongue-in-cheek high-stakes show that sends up the spy genre. It centers on an enterprising criminal who discovers the CIA’s biggest agent, Westley Wolfe, is actually a fake, an invented hero meant to distract the public from their recent failures. The criminal assumes the spy’s identity and steps into his sexy world-travelling life. The CIA can’t out him or else they’d be outing themselves. Poirier and Davis Entertainment’s John Davis and John Fox executive produce.
Source: deadline
Source: deadline
I love the sound of this! Love the idea. I hope they make it serious drama as well as tongue-in-cheek. Would be great to have something to fill the hole Burn Notice has left. :(
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fun!
ReplyDeleteI was sad to hear BBC's "Spy" was cancelled, so I will be glad to have another espionage comedy on TV. I like the genre.
wait what... its early and I didn't get the description... I will try reading it again at night.
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