Nick Nolte as Former US President
Viacom's Epix satellite channel has commissioned the production of two original scripted series, "Graves" and "Berlin Station". Production of both shows, which will be run by Paramount and Lionsgate, will begin production this fall, with the series debuting a year later, in the fall of 2016. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. In the half-hour comedy "Graves", the main role is – former President of the United States – performed by Nick Nolte. Twenty years after retirement, the hero begins to think that his policies have ruined the country for decades, so he embarks on an epic journey to fix everything. Meanwhile, his wife decides to pursue her own political ambitions. Joshua author Michael Stern (" ) will write the script and direct the series. He will share functions of executive producer with Greg Shapiro, with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes. At the center of the spy drama "Berlin Station" is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a secret mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJan, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. ) will write the script and direct the series. He will share functions of executive producer with Greg Shapiro, with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes.At the center of the spy drama "Berlin Station" is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a secret mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJane, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. He will share functions of executive producer with Greg Shapiro, with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes.At the center of the spy drama Berlin Station is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a covert mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJan, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will direct the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. He will share the functions of executive producer with Greg Shapiro, with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes.At the center of the spy drama "Berlin Station" is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a secret mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJane, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The 10-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes.At the center of the spy drama "Berlin Station" is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a secret mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJan, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. with whom he worked on the creation of the dramatic detective "Loser". The first season will consist of ten episodes.At the center of the spy drama "Berlin Station" is CIA agent Daniel Meyer, who is on a secret mission in Berlin to find who is "leaking" information to the now famous informer Thomas Shaw. As he investigates, assisted by seasoned veteran Hector DeJan, Meyer discovers that the threads of the conspiracy are coming from Washington. Michael R. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes from a script by spy novelist Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth. Roskam (Obshchak) will movie the first two episodes based on a script by the author of spy novels, Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth.Roskam ("Obshchak") will movie the first two episodes based on a script by the author of spy novels Olen Steinhower. The ten-part drama will be executive produced by Roskam, Steinhower and Eric Roth.The Topic of Article: Nick Nolte as Former US President. |
