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Q & A: How Willimon Runs Fincher's 'House ...FX Takes Rights to 'Homeland' Team's Next Drama Series, 'Tyrant'
Gideon Raff, far left, Howard Gordon, center, and Alex Gansa, right, win the Best Drama Emmy for "Homeland"
Given the critical and ratings success of "Homeland," for which Showtime has wisely already ordered a third season, the battle for "Tyrant" was fraught with competition, with HBO and Showtime also vying for rights.
Production at FX is set to begin in the spring. Raff, whose Israeli series "Prisoners of War" was the source material for "Homeland," is set to pen the pilot.
In September, "Homeland" won Emmys for Best Actress (Claire Danes), Best Actor (Damian Lewis) and Best Series, all in the Dramatic category. Danes also won a Golden Globe for her role as bright but clinically unstable CIA officer Carrie Matthison.
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