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HBO Developing Political Thriller Drama From ‘Training Day’ Writer David Ayer

7 Feb 2012

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HBO is taking a look into the Los Angeles underworld with a new drama project from Training Day writer David Ayer and producer John Lesher. Ayer is set to write, direct and executive produce the untitled series project, now in development, which is described as a complex and provocative political thriller about U.S. Special Forces soldiers who take on new lives undercover inside the LA underworld, blurring the line between the war on terror and the war on drugs. Lesher is executive producing. This is the latest in a slew of series projects former Paramount Film Group president Lesher has set up at HBO, all with feature writers. This marks the TV debut for CAA-repped Ayer, whose feature credits also include The Fast And The Furious and S.W.A.T. He recently wrote, directed and produced the upcoming Exclusive Media Group-funded drama End Of Watch starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pena. And in November, he was hired to write the new version of Scarface for Universal Pictures.

Source: Deadline

7 comments:

  1. This sounds like it could turn out to be a really nice addition to the HBO line-up.

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  2. Sounds great and perfect for HBO. 

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  3. Sounds like a combination of Traffic and The Unit.... that sounds like a good thing to me!

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  4. This looks great, HBO have been missing a solid drama in the mob/crime genre since the end of The Wire I guess, I'll look forward to it.

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  5. this sounds like it could be a good show. Too bad i dont have HBO any more.

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