Nellie Andreeva

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Nellie Andreeva

Generate Key TakeawaysEXCLUSIVE: Adieu, Étoile. Prime Video is not proceeding with a second season of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino’s ballet drama series, Deadline has learned. The streamer and Amazon MGM Studios will continue to support the series’ Emmy campaign in the comedy categories. In the Palladinos’ followup to their critical and commercial hit for Prime Video, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, they received a two-season initial order for Étoile in 2023. (Mrs.

3 weeks ago | deadline.com | Nellie Andreeva

EXCLUSIVE: Production of The Bold and the Beautiful is on the move. The venerable CBS daytime drama, which has called Television City home since its 1987 launch, will leave the Los Angeles mid-city studio complex, which is embarking on a multi-year, billion-dollar renovation and expansion. The series is not leaving the city though, keeping its Los Angeles-based crew employed amid industry-wide efforts to keep production in California.

3 weeks ago | tvnewscheck.com | Nellie Andreeva

EXCLUSIVE: Production of The Bold and the Beautiful is on the move. The venerable CBS daytime drama, which has called Television City home since its 1987 launch, will leave the Los Angeles mid-city studio complex, which is embarking on a multi-year, billion-dollar renovation and expansion. The series is not leaving the city though, keeping its Los Angeles-based crew employed amid industry-wide efforts to keep production in California.

3 weeks ago | deadline.com | Nellie Andreeva

Fox has determined the fate of two bubble shows, cancelling dramas Alert: Missing Persons Unit after three seasons and The Cleaning Lady after four. The network had delayed final decisions on its remaining bubble series until after their current seasons had aired. Alert wrapped its Season 3 run on May 27; The Cleaning Lady 's fourth season ended on June 3.

3 weeks ago | deadline.com | Nellie Andreeva

EXCLUSIVE: The upcoming thriller drama The Hunting Wives, previously set at Starz, has a new home. Netflix has picked up the exclusive U.S. rights to the series, starring Malin Åkerman and Brittany Snow, which comes from showrunner Rebecca Cutter ( Hightown), Lionsgate Television and 3 Arts Entertainment. It will debut on the streamer on July 21.