TV
'MIB', 'Mars' pair unite on medieval drama
Published Wednesday, Apr 2 2008, 11:03 BST | By Dave West

Tony Jordan
The Kingdom will be directed by Sonnenfeld (Men in Black, Pushing Daisies) while Jordan (Life On Mars, EastEnders) is rewriting the scripts.
A pilot, written by creator Chad Hodge, was made in the US but dropped by CBS.
Producer Sony TV asked Jordan to rewrite the show and is planning to sell it to a UK broadcaster in June, then shoot a pilot in Europe this summer.
Sony may also look for a US network to get on board alongside a UK buyer.
Jamie Erlicht, co-president of programming and production, said of the move to Europe: "Castles are not cheap to build, say what you want. So we thought, 'Why don't we go to where castles exist?'"
Hodge's story is about a man who reluctantly becomes king.
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