CBS is developing a TV sequel to Training Day
The stream of remakes on TV is not going to diminish. According to The Hollywood Reporter, CBS will develop a pilot for Training Day, a sequel to the 2001 feature movie of the same name. The plot of the potential series takes place 15 years after the events of the original Warner movie. Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures. The action in the series takes place in our time, in 2015, in the Los Angeles Police Department. The director of the feature movie Antoine Fuqua intends to shoot a pilot from the script of the author of "Gangster Hunters" and former LAPD detective Will Bill. Jerry Bruckheimer and Jonathan Litman will executive produce with Fuqua and Bill. The pilot will be produced by Warner Bros. Studios. Television and Fuqua Films. To counter the steady stream of original scripts, cable and social networks are actively using adaptations of once popular movies and franchises to grab fanbase attention. At the time of writing, there are TV series in production based on Rush Hour (CBS), Areas of Darkness (CBS), Uncle Buck (ABC), Evil Dead (Starz) and Minority Report (Fox ). In addition, The CW develops TV series based on the movies "The Notebook" and "Friday the 13th", and MTV broadcasts a television remake of the cult horror franchise "Scream". The key to the success of television remakes is usually is the involvement of the creators of original paintings. We remind you that Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke played the main roles in "Training Day". The Topic of Article: CBS is developing a TV sequel to Training Day. |
