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Writer-director Bill Condon (Dreamgirls, The C-Word) and Cynthia Mort (Tell Me You Love Me) are developing a half-hour Hollywood blogger comedy series, Tilda, for HBO.
Yikes. She'll be nasty and blonde. Trust me.
UPDATE: If they're throwing other names out there, it's to keep the notoriously litigious Finke at bay. Gawker called her up for a rare on-the-record interview. "Why are you so fucking fascinated with me?" Finke told them. "Get a life." She's saving her explanation of her relationship to the HBO show for her blog, natch.
Here's THR, while Movieline posts casting breakdowns.
[Nikki Finke illo by Jaime Hernandez, The New Yorker]
3 Comments
jl | February 25, 2010 1:07 AM
I'm sure, if Finke is attached in any way (kinda like a hiker and a foot rash) the show will get 13-14 Nielsen rating ... in her own mind.
http://gawker.com/5479501/nikki-finke-beats-gawker-in-traffic-in-her-own-mind
Ginger Liu | February 5, 2010 8:50 AM
You are right. She will be nasty and blonde. Not sure why anyone is interested in TV/films about journalists, (tons of female magazine editors...zzz) TV execs or bloggers in the 21st century. Back in 70's it all seemed very glamorous and I wanted to go grow up to be a wise cracking, smart dressed New York journalist with great hair. Now everyone writes, everyone blogs, everyone takes pictures. Celebrity is achingly boring. Where's the glamour?
DavidC | February 5, 2010 2:37 AM
Illustration needs to be enhanced. Try this:
http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e291/airbornesf/homer_mumu.jpg