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Iconic television producer Norman Lear is going cable. Lear, who was the force behind such classics as All in the Family, The Jeffersons and Sanford and Sons, will develop a "character-driven" pro wrestling series for the cabler, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Set in the 1970s in New York, the tentatively titled Everybody Hurts will focus on a family operating a pro-wrestling business and will also delve into the hard-knock lives of the wrestlers and their fans.Lear will executive produce the project with Lara Bergthold of his Act III Prods., while the script will be penned by Aaron Blitzstein (The Riches). — Joyce Eng
Iconic television producer
Norman Lear is going cable.
Lear, who was the force behind such classics as
All in the Family,
The Jeffersons and
Sanford and Sons, will develop a "character-driven" pro wrestling series for the cabler, according to
The Hollywood Reporter.
Set in the 1970s in New York, the tentatively titled
Everybody Hurts will focus on a family operating a pro-wrestling business and will also delve into the hard-knock lives of the wrestlers and their fans.
Lear will executive produce the project with Lara Bergthold of his Act III Prods., while the script will be penned by Aaron Blitzstein (
The Riches). -
Joyce Eng