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E! Unveils First Scripted Slate, Orders Whitney Cummings Talk Show

John Wells, Whitney Cummings

E! is venturing into scripted programming, developing drama projects from John Wells, Kevin Spacey and Phillip Noyce. Additionally, the network has picked up a talent series from Nigel Lythgoe and a talk show with Whitney Cummings.

In keeping with the network's brand, the scripted development slate features twists on pop culture. "Our strategy is centered on telling compelling stories that reflect pop culture relevancy in unique and irreverent ways, and these ...
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Emily VanCamp Seeks Revenge on ABC

Emily VanCamp

Former Brothers & Sisters star Emily VanCamp is heading back to ABC in its new drama pilot Revenge, TV Line reports.

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Written by Mike Kelley (Swingtown) and directed by Phillip Noyce (Salt, Lights Out), Revenge is a contemporary ...
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Movie News: Paul Bettany Earns Bees, and More

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Paul Bettany (A Beautiful Mind) has joined the cast of The Secret Life of Bees, playing the widowed father of Dakota Fanning.... Phillip Noyce (The Bone Collector) will direct (a presumably corseted, meow) Scarlett Johansson in Mary Queen of Scots, which is set for an April start.... As snuck in here late Tuesday, Kate Winslet is replacing expectant Nicole Kidman in the WWII drama The Reader. read more

Jason Isaacs: More Than a Bad Brother

Jason Isaacs, Brotherhood

When Jason Isaacs first comes on the phone, he mentions that he is covered in blood. Sounds like an interesting — but not atypically brutal — moment is in the works for Showtime's Brotherhood (Sundays at 10 pm/ET), where he plays prodigal hoodlum Michael Caffee, MIA for seven years and now back home in Providence, Rhode Island, to reclaim his turf, all the whole trying not to sully his legislator brother's political profile. But it turns out that Isaacs — whom you know from such film fare as The Patriot (he popped Mel Gibson's son) and the Harry Potter series — has his hands dirty for a diffe read more

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