“Fatal Attraction,” based on the 1987 film of the same name, is written by Alexandra Cunningham and Kevin Hynes, with both also executive producing. Lis Rowinski of Fake Empire will also executive produce. The film was released in 1970 and starred Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal. CBS Studios and Paramount Television Studios will produce, with Fake Empire currently under an overall deal at CBS Studios. “Love Story” hails from Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage under their Fake Empire banner. In 2016, NBC and Paramount teamed to develop a series version of the films, though that project also never went beyond the development stages. There has been talk of a film sequel since the success of the 2003 remake, titled “The Brazilian Job,” but it has never come to fruition. The American remake starred Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, and Edward Norton. It also featured a soundtrack composed by Quincy Jones and has gone on to achieve cult status since its release. View THR’s complete roundtable interview here.The original “Italian Job” film starred Michael Caine as Croker along with Noël Coward, Benny Hill, Raf Vallone, Tony Beckley, Rossano Brazzi, and Maggie Blye.

Watch Sedgwick and the rest of the drama actresses discuss their scariest moments below. Sedwick may not have gotten that role, but she went on to win a Golden Globe Award in 2007 and an Emmy Award in 2010, both for her work on The Closer.Īmong the other topics the drama actresses discussed at THR’s roundtable were disagreements with directors (Jones revealed the sex scene she questioned), nudity on screen (Rossum said it fit her Shameless character) and their stressful schedules (Margulies calls TV work a “nonstop train”). “Today, I don’t think I would ever do that.” I’m auditioning for you,’” Sedgwick said. “I turned to him and said, You’re not going to answer that phone call. PHOTOS: Behind the Scenes of THR’s Emmy Roundtable: Drama Actresses Cover Shoot During the actual audition, director Adrian Lyne’s phone rang, and he picked it up.

That wasn’t the end to her bravado either. Instead, I’ll wear a little miniskirt and high heels.’” “I had such bigger balls back in those days. “My agent told me I was supposed to wear a leotard, heels and no tights,” she said. Sedgwick thought of the time when she audition for the 1983 film Flashdance. PHOTOS: THR’s Emmy Roundtable: Drama Actresses Portraitsĭuring the interview, the actresses were asked about this scariest moment, whether that be a challenging role, a scary audition or a nerve-wrecking scene.

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