Blue Crush - Reboot in Development at NBC
NBC is teaming with Imagine TV to reboot 2002 surf movie Blue Crush.
The drama, which is in development, is being written by Hannah Schneider (Reign), who will exec produce the Universal Television drama alongside Imagine's Brian Grazer and Francie Calfo. Jillian Kugler will oversee for Imagine.
As in the first feature — which spawned a direct-to-video sequel — the NBC take tells the story of female empowerment and ambition in the world of Hawaii's North Shore. In the wake of a tragic accident, a surfer works to revive her career and bring pride to a local community threatened by commercialism and dangerous surf politics. Even in paradise, you never know what chaos is brewing inside the barrel.
The drama, which is in development, is being written by Hannah Schneider (Reign), who will exec produce the Universal Television drama alongside Imagine's Brian Grazer and Francie Calfo. Jillian Kugler will oversee for Imagine.
As in the first feature — which spawned a direct-to-video sequel — the NBC take tells the story of female empowerment and ambition in the world of Hawaii's North Shore. In the wake of a tragic accident, a surfer works to revive her career and bring pride to a local community threatened by commercialism and dangerous surf politics. Even in paradise, you never know what chaos is brewing inside the barrel.
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Like Family - Comedy from Sean Hayes in Development at NBC
Comedy writer-producer Suzanne Martin and Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner’s Hazy Mills are reteaming for another half-hour series project, Like Family, which has been set up at NBC. Universal TV, where Hazy Mills is based, is the studio.
Written by Martin, Like Family centers on two twentysomething friends who met as foster children and now try to figure out what they want from life and each other in New York City.
Martin, Hayes and Milliner executive produce the project whose format — single- or multi-camera — has not been determined yet.
Written by Martin, Like Family centers on two twentysomething friends who met as foster children and now try to figure out what they want from life and each other in New York City.
Martin, Hayes and Milliner executive produce the project whose format — single- or multi-camera — has not been determined yet.
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