
EXCLUSIVE: Young actress Sophia Schloss has landed the title role in NBC’s single-camera comedy pilot Isabel. Inspired by the French-Canadian series Le Monde De Charlotte, Isabel centers on an otherwise normal, angry middle-class family that wrestles with the challenges of everyday life while raising a daughter (Schloss) who has magical qualities. Schloss has experience acting in an NBC pilot with magical elements — she guest starred in the pilot for the network’s freshman drama series Grimm. Isabel was written by Howard Busgang and Tom Nursall, with Todd Holland set to direct. Aaron Kaplan, Jocelyn Deschenes, Busgang and Nursall, Holland and Karey Burke are executive producing.
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With all those non-writing executive producers how can it not be great?!
sounds relatable.
Cute girl. Awful script.
Well it sounds like a spinoff or the basic theme of many episodes of ‘Bewitched’ so it’ll be dated or a charming throwback. With CBS pushing for a remake of ‘Bewitched’ I think the casting of the lead will be the lynchpin for success.
Le monde de Charlotte was a pretty good show and magic wasn’t part of the show at all… and it sure didn’t need that to be good.
Sounds like Matilda for t.v.! What a wonderful concept! I wish I had thought of it first… LOL!
You must have Marie-Thérèse Fortin to play the mother. Beside that, the show will not be good!