The project will be up for sale at the upcoming European Film Market and it’s been described as the story of Ruth, a human-looking being trained to serve Dave, the only surviving human on Earth. After getting tired of being an extra in someone else’s life, she decides to break away and demand a life of her own.

Spencer, who’ll produce Nobody Nothing Nowhere alongside Gordon-Levitt and Liu, said it’s a dream come true to work with them, and described this project as “a wholly original feature film that presents a world and its characters in an entirely unique way.”

Rachel Wolther and Alex H. Fischer will direct the project, based on their script from the 2018 Black List and Sundance Screenwriter Labs. Josh Penn and Michael Gottwald of the Department of Motion Pictures, who produced four-time Oscar nominee Beasts of the Southern Wild, will come on board as producers along with Allison Rose Carter, Spencer, Gordon-Levitt, and Liu.

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Paramount+ spokesperson shared an official statement announcing the show’s fate and thanked everyone who helped bring it to life.

“Paramount+ has made the difficult decision not to move forward with Season 3 of Why Women Kill. We would like to thank our partners at CBS Studios and Imagine Television Studios; the amazing creator and showrunner Marc Cherry; and the incredible writers, cast, and crew for two memorable seasons,” reads the statement by Paramount+.

This decision comes as a huge shocker because Why Women Kill was revealed to be “within the top 10 series on Paramount+ in terms of both overall engagement and new subscriber acquisition”. The production of the third season was slated to start soon, with Paramount+ negotiating with big-name actors to join the series.

This anthology series followed women living in different decades and dealing with infidelity and betrayals in their marriages that eventually lead to murder. Its cast included Lucy Liu, Ginnifer Goodwin, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Allison Tolman, and Lana Parrilla.

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Multiple outlets report that the Veep star has been tapped to star in CBS All Access’ upcoming comedy drama. Why Women Kill hails from Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry. 

The comedy follows three women living in three different decades — a housewife in the ‘60s (Ginnifer Goodwin), a socialite in the ‘80s (Lucy Liu) and a lawyer in 2018 — each dealing with infidelity in their marriages. 

According to Deadline, Scott will play Eli a good-natured and smart enough to know that his sense of humor is the sexiest thing about him. He is a stay-at-home writer, married to Taylor (aka the lawyer). He’s happy with their unconventional marriage, pleased that both have the liberty to sleep with other people as long as they don’t bring their playmates home. However, all that is about to change when Eli allows Taylor to let her lesbian lover crash with them for the weekend.

Cherry will also executive produce alongside Marc Webb, who will also produce and direct.

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This surprising news comes a few months after the network announced Elementary will be coming back for Season 7. Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu and co. recently wrapped up the upcoming season, and CBS executives decided it should  be the last chapter of this story.

“A lot of parties came together and talked about their positions on the show – both in terms of business and in terms of creative – and we all decided that this was an opportune time to say goodbye to a show that has been very, very good to us,” explained Kelly Kahl, CBS Entertainment President.

Everyone involved in this project felt this was the perfect time to wave goodbye. The contracts of the lead actors, Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu, were about to expire anyway, and the masterminds behind Elementary saw it as an opportunity to end things on a high note.

The seventh and final season will premiere sometime in 2019, but the release date is yet to be announced.

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The project will be up for sale at the upcoming European Film Market and it’s been described as the story of Ruth, a human-looking being trained to serve Dave, the only surviving human on Earth. After getting tired of being an extra in someone else’s life, she decides to break away and demand a life of her own.

Spencer, who’ll produce Nobody Nothing Nowhere alongside Gordon-Levitt and Liu, said it’s a dream come true to work with them, and described this project as “a wholly original feature film that presents a world and its characters in an entirely unique way.”

Rachel Wolther and Alex H. Fischer will direct the project, based on their script from the 2018 Black List and Sundance Screenwriter Labs. Josh Penn and Michael Gottwald of the Department of Motion Pictures, who produced four-time Oscar nominee Beasts of the Southern Wild, will come on board as producers along with Allison Rose Carter, Spencer, Gordon-Levitt, and Liu.

The post Octavia Spencer, Joseph Gordon-Levitt & Lucy Liu Teaming Up in “Nobody Nothing Nowhere” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Paramount+ spokesperson shared an official statement announcing the show’s fate and thanked everyone who helped bring it to life.

“Paramount+ has made the difficult decision not to move forward with Season 3 of Why Women Kill. We would like to thank our partners at CBS Studios and Imagine Television Studios; the amazing creator and showrunner Marc Cherry; and the incredible writers, cast, and crew for two memorable seasons,” reads the statement by Paramount+.

This decision comes as a huge shocker because Why Women Kill was revealed to be “within the top 10 series on Paramount+ in terms of both overall engagement and new subscriber acquisition”. The production of the third season was slated to start soon, with Paramount+ negotiating with big-name actors to join the series.

This anthology series followed women living in different decades and dealing with infidelity and betrayals in their marriages that eventually lead to murder. Its cast included Lucy Liu, Ginnifer Goodwin, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Allison Tolman, and Lana Parrilla.

The post Paramount+ Scraps “Why Women Kill” After Season 3 Renewal appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Multiple outlets report that the Veep star has been tapped to star in CBS All Access’ upcoming comedy drama. Why Women Kill hails from Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry. 

The comedy follows three women living in three different decades — a housewife in the ‘60s (Ginnifer Goodwin), a socialite in the ‘80s (Lucy Liu) and a lawyer in 2018 — each dealing with infidelity in their marriages. 

According to Deadline, Scott will play Eli a good-natured and smart enough to know that his sense of humor is the sexiest thing about him. He is a stay-at-home writer, married to Taylor (aka the lawyer). He’s happy with their unconventional marriage, pleased that both have the liberty to sleep with other people as long as they don’t bring their playmates home. However, all that is about to change when Eli allows Taylor to let her lesbian lover crash with them for the weekend.

Cherry will also executive produce alongside Marc Webb, who will also produce and direct.

The post Reid Scott Cast in “Why Women Kill” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

This surprising news comes a few months after the network announced Elementary will be coming back for Season 7. Jonny Lee Miller, Lucy Liu and co. recently wrapped up the upcoming season, and CBS executives decided it should  be the last chapter of this story.

“A lot of parties came together and talked about their positions on the show – both in terms of business and in terms of creative – and we all decided that this was an opportune time to say goodbye to a show that has been very, very good to us,” explained Kelly Kahl, CBS Entertainment President.

Everyone involved in this project felt this was the perfect time to wave goodbye. The contracts of the lead actors, Jonny Lee Miller and Lucy Liu, were about to expire anyway, and the masterminds behind Elementary saw it as an opportunity to end things on a high note.

The seventh and final season will premiere sometime in 2019, but the release date is yet to be announced.

The post “Elementary” Ends its Run On CBS After Seven Seasons appeared first on EverydayKoala.