David Milch’s HBO Pilot ‘The Money’ Not Going Forward
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EXCLUSIVE:HBO has opted not to proceed withThe Money, its drama pilot written byDavid Milch, directed by Justin Chadwick and starring Brendan Gleeson. The project was about wealth and corruption among the super elite, focusing on American mogul and patriarch James Castman (Gleeson), who wields power and influence to expand his media empire and control his family. Nathan Lane, Patrick Kennedy, Dominique McElligott, Laila Robins, Billy Magnussnen and Morgan Spector co-starred in the pilot, with Ray Liotta, John Carroll Lynch, Rosemary Harris and Mamie Gummer playing recurring roles. Milch executive produced with Art Linson and John Linson.The Money marked Milch’s fifth consecutive pilot atHBO in one of the longest collaborations between a network and a creator. Of the five, three — Deadwood, John From Cincinnati andLuck — went to series.
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36 Comments
- Kevin
Deadwood was canceled for financial reasons. Now HBO brags about how much they spend (rightfully so) on Game of Thrones. Make up your mind.
- larissa mattocks
Is this the movie that they r shooting in yonkers?
- Deadywoody
Where can I read it
- g
“Deadwood” one of, if not the best, television show ever made.
“John from Cincinnati” some truly excellent characterizations and an great ensemble cast, let down by some very obscure scenes which might have been resolved in later episodes if it hadn’t been axed [I’m thinking here particularly of the video making scene]. Even so, much better than a hell of a lot of the other crap that gets endlessly renewed.
“Luck” some great writing rendered unintelligible by woeful enunciation by Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte. I eventually gave up on it becausue I couldn’t understand a word either of them mumbled. I mean, there’s method acting and then there’s sloppy acting. The other characters were fine.
Hugely disappointed by the decision not to proceed. - Lance
Why all the hate for Luck? I thought it was a compelling show about a world we don’t see much on TV. I was very disappointed when it was canceled.
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