Showtime will movie a TV version of American Gigolo
Showtime continues to experiment with relaunches of famous projects. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the cable channel, currently working on the revival of the cult mystical series Twin Peaks, will movie a television remake of the American Gigolo crime melodrama. On the development of the Paramount TV project and Jerry Bruckheimer, who served as executive producer on the original 1980 Paramount Pictures movie starring Richard Gere and Lauren Hutton, was announced exactly two years ago. At this stage, the remake, which is set today, as Joined by Neil LaBoot (Van Helsing). In the center of the plot – young man providing escort services in Los Angeles, who falls in love with the politician's wife and at the same time turns out to be the prime suspect in a murder case. Bruckheimer (Jerry Bruckheimer TV) will take over the production with Jonathan Littman. Film director and screenwriter Paul Schroeder will serve as Principal Consultant. American Gigolo is the last Paramount movie to be movieed for a TV version. Serials based on the studio's movies are in the works: The Italian Heist (NBC), Island of the Damned (HBO), School of Rock (Nickelodeon) and Jack Ryan (Amazon). Film director and screenwriter Paul Schroeder will serve as Principal Consultant.American Gigolo is the last Paramount movie to be movieed for a TV version. Serials based on the studio's movies are in the works: "The Italian Robbery" (NBC), "Island of the Damned" (HBO), "School of Rock" (Nickelodeon) and "Jack Ryan" (Amazon). Film director and screenwriter Paul Schroeder will serve as Principal Consultant.American Gigolo is the last Paramount movie to be movieed for a TV version. Serials based on the studio's movies are in the works: The Italian Heist (NBC), Isle of the Damned (HBO), School of Rock (Nickelodeon) and Jack Ryan (Amazon). The Topic of Article: Showtime will movie a TV version of American Gigolo. |
