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Charlie Cox To Play The Lead In CBS Pilot ‘The Ordained’

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Thursday February 21, 2013 @ 6:30pm PSTTags: Charlie Cox, The Ordained
Nellie Andreeva

Charlie CoxCharlie Cox (Stardust) has been cast as the lead of CBS’ drama pilot The Ordained, executive produced by Frank Marshall. Directed by RJ Cutler from a script by Lisa Takeuchi Cullen, The Ordained centers on Tom Reilly (Cox), the son of a Kennedy-esque family who leaves the priesthood and becomes a lawyer to prevent his politician sister from being assassinated. Cullen and Robert Zotnowski co-executive produce, while Marshall, Larry Shuman and A.B. Fischer exec produce for CBS TV Studios. Brit Cox recently co-starred on HBO’s mob drama Boardwalk Empire and had a small part on Downton Abbey. On The Ordained, he joins Nestor Serrano.

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TV CASTINGS: Teri Polo, Darrell Hammond Book Pilots, ‘Boardwalk’ Adds A Recurring

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Monday January 31, 2011 @ 6:30pm PSTTags: ABC, ABC Pilots, Boardwalk Empire, Boardwalk Empire Casting, Charlie Cox, Chris Moynihan, HBO, HBO Boardwalk Empire, Hound Dogs, Hound Dogs Casting, Hound Dogs TBS, Man Up, Man UP! Casting, Mather Zickel, TBS, TBS Pilots, Teri Polo, TV, TV Deals
Nellie Andreeva

Teri Polo and Mather Zickel have landed co-starring roles on the ABC comedy pilot Man Up!. The project, from 100 Questions creator Chris Moynihan, ABC Studios and Tagline, is … Read More »

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Samuel Goldwyn Films Acquires ‘There Be Dragons’

By MIKE FLEMING JR | Wednesday January 19, 2011 @ 9:27am PSTTags: Charlie Cox, Derek Jacobi, Dougray Scott, Movie Deals, Movies, Roland Joffe, Samuel Goldwyn Films, There Be Dragons
Mike Fleming

Samuel Goldwyn Films bought U.S. rights on the Roland Joffe-directed There Be Dragons, a Spain-set drama that stars Wes Bentley, Charlie Cox, Olga Kurylenko, Derek Jacobi and Dougray Scott. The film will be released May 6. Scott plays a journalist who tries to unravel a mystery that links his father … Read More »

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