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The show, which Abrams has created with “Fringe” exec producer J.H. Wyman, is a buddy cop drama set in near-future Los Angeles where all LAPD officers are partnered with an android. Urban, who recently starred as a badass law enforcer in “Dredd” and will reprise his role as Bones in Abrams’ “Star Trek Into Darkness,” will play the human cop John Kennex, while Ealy will play his android partner Dorian.
Also starring in the pilot are Lili Taylor as the police captain, Mackenzie Crook, Michael Irby, while Minka Kelly is another new addition to the cast, as the morally true cop Valerie Stahl. Brad Anderson, who directed “The Machinist” and the new Halle Berry thriller “The Call” will helm the pilot from Wyman’s script. It’s a high-concept idea but potentially a pretty fun one, and with Abrams’ involvement and smart casting like this we see a lot of potential in the project. [Deadline/THR]
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4 Comments
Dexter | March 24, 2013 6:58 PM
"Name a JJ Abrams show that was properly thought through and ended well."
Fringe. You fail.
Pokerwraith | March 14, 2013 4:29 AM
Its really easy. JJ Abrams doesn't have the time. Name a JJ Abrams show that was properly thought through and ended well. JJ Abrams is a great director and a lousy creator who wastes the time not only of the viewer but all the other talented people who work on his shows. Do not bother with this show. Have we all not learned the lesson by now?
kingslayer | March 13, 2013 4:40 PM
minka kelly is definitly a hottie, unfortunately she can't act
hmm | March 13, 2013 2:10 PM
"Weâll never be able to comprehend just how he finds the time, but every week it sounds like weâre reading about another J.J Abrams project, "
I think having a huge production company full of employees probably helps.