
I hear Cinemax is finalizing the deals for a 13-episode order to Chemistry, a half-hour dramedy for late night that is executive produced by CAA co-founder Bill Haber. Richard Christian Matheson and Norman Steinberg have written all 13 episodes of the series, about the complexity of the relationship between Liz and Michael, who have strong physical attraction bordering on erotic madness. The series, said to have overtones of Last Tango in Paris and an upscale, sophisticated Red Shoe Diaries, is executive produced by Haber and Jeff Hayes, with Matheson and Steinberg serving as co-executive producers. In anticipation of a series greenlight, Chemistry has already started casting. Cinemax has been making a big push in original programming with three recent primetime action series orders: Strike Back, The Transporter and The Sector. Unlike those series, which are bigger-budget, mainstream entertainment, in its late-night scripted efforts, including Chemistry, the network is staying closer to its brand of erotic late-night programming. Chemistry joins another scripted late-night Cinemax series, the upcoming anthology Femme Fatales.
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Spank-tacular!
and we now know why haber kept the horsewhip in his office for all those years…
Good for Bill Haber!
Touting soft porn as sophisticated?! Come on deadline we dont really need all the inside scoops in Hollywood. Especially not the ones produced in van nuys.
let’s work on our log lines people!
Go RC! Go!
I read the script and it is very good. And in terms of people complaining that the sexual content, I would simply mention that there is quite a bit of gratuitous violence in film and television to which no one seems to blink.
Yes
more Eric Pierpoint !!!
I just saw a fleeting image on TV during the “Black Swan” show commercial break which I think was from “Chemistry” and the backgrond was the Chain Bridge and Gellerthegy in Budapest. I could not find any information on this but I would like to know if Budapest figures in the storyline, and was it Episode One they were showing. The picture faded into a big explosion. I think they said the series is on every Friday night?
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