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Netflix Gets Jake Gyllenhaal Drama, Discovery Reorganization, ‘Halt and Catch Fire’ Renewed, ‘Clue’ On Stage

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Netflix And Gyllenhaal Plan A ‘Helicopter Heist’

Netflix has reportedly taken lead in an auction to acquire the rights to the fact-based drama The Helicopter Heist which has Jake Gyllenhaal attached to star and produce. (DAR)

Kaplan Leaving Discovery In International Reorganization

Former Animal Planet and TLC head Marjorie Kaplan is leaving Discovery Communications as part of a reorganization of the company’s international creative group. (BC)

‘Halt And Catch Fire’ Renewed For Fourth And Final Season

The network announced that the series had been renewed for a fourth and final season of 10 episodes.  (CS)

‘Bob’s Burgers’ Producer Launches Kids Unit, Teams With ‘Teletubbies’ Co-Creator

Bob’s Burgers producer Bento Box Entertainment unveiled the launch of a kids and family division, Sutikki, and a partnership with Teletubbies co-creator Andrew Davenport. (THR)

‘Clue’ On Stage: Play By Movie’s Writer-Director To Bow In 2017

Clue, the Hasbro board game and 1985 movie it inspired, is headed to the stage in a new play penned by the movie’s writer-director, Jonathan Lynn, and bowing regionally at the Bucks County Playhouse. (VAR)

HBO Inks Overall Deal With Writer-Producer Ron Fitzgerald

Fitzgerald began his career as a writer on Showtime’s long-running dark comedy Weeds. (DH)

Kevin Smith Pitching ‘Mallrats’ Sequel Series To Netflix, Amazon, And More

Kevin Smith announced over social media that he’s shopping the project around to networks like Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and Showtime. (COLL)

ABC Nabs Rapper Mayor Comedy From Jeremy Bronson, Daveed Diggs & Bluegrass FanFare

ABC has given a cast-contingent pilot production commitment to a single-camera comedy from writer Jeremy Bronson, Daveed Diggs and Jamie Tarses, Scott Stuber & Dylan Clark’s Bluegrass FanFare. (DH)

Screenwriters: Cutting Scenes; Pace Or Play

If your reader doesn’t beg to turn the page, your story’s pace is off. Doug Richardson discusses cutting scenes to get the pace just right. (SM)

 


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