Alfonso Cuarón has found an actor he can believe in…
The 51-year-old Mexican filmmaker and J.J. Abrams have cast Jake McLaughlin in their NBC drama pilot Believe.
The high-concept project, written by Cuarón and Mark Friedman, revolves around the unlikely relationship between Bo, a girl who possesses a great gift/powers — which will come into their own in seven years — and Tate (McLaughlin), the man who is sprung from prison to protect her from the people trying to hunt her down.
Alfonso Cuarón is set to make his first foray into American television… The 50-year-old Mexican filmmaker has partnered with J.J. Abrams for a high-concept drama, which has landed at NBC with a pilot production commitment. Cuarón, a three-time Oscar nominee, will direct the pilot, which he’ll co-write with Home of…
Alfonso Cuarón is ready to bring the drama to television... The 55-year-old Mexican filmmaker is reportedly working with Anonymous Content on a drama series, which is being pitched to pay cable and streaming outlets, garnering interest from multiple networks, according to Deadline.com. Cuarón would work with actor Casey Affleck on the…
Alfonso Cuarón has a date with Oscar… The 53-year-old Mexican filmmaker, who picked up two Oscars for his acclaimed film Gravity last year, will preside over the live announcement of this week's 87th Academy Award nominations on the morning of Thursday, January 15. Cuarón will be joined by JJ Abrams,…