Chelsea Handler's Life Becomes TV Series
The memoirs of American comedian Chelsea Handler hit TV. In a competitive struggle, the rights to film them went to Universal TV. The very author of the book titled Life Will Be The Death Of Me ("Life will kill me *"), which was released this spring and has already earned the status of a bestseller, will act as one of the executive producers of the project.According to the publisher's official description, Life Will Be The Death Of Me is a funny, sad, super honest and completely true story of one year of Chelsea self-discovery featuring a nerdy but brilliant psychiatrist, four Chow Chows, several well-installed CCTV cameras, some family members ( alive and already gone), friends, helpers and a lot of food. Chelsea's collection of autobiographical essays has already been adapted for television screens. Comedy series Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea was released on NBC in 2011 and lasted one season. Also this fall, the Chelsea-produced documentary Hello, Privilege premiered on Netflix. It's Me Chelsea, about how white privilege has influenced American culture in general and her career in particular. * - preliminary translation. Source: Deadline The Topic of Article: Chelsea Handler's Life Becomes TV Series. |
