US TV
Aronofsky develops new thriller series
Published Wednesday, Apr 9 2008, 09:51 BST | By Simon Reynolds
Darren Aronofsky will develop the psychological thriller series Riverview Towers for US cable network AMC, says The Hollywood Reporter.
The show focuses on a family that moves into a haunted apartment building. John J. McLaughlin will write the script and Patty Jenkins (Monster) is in talks to direct.
Aronofsky will produce the show through his Protozoa production company.
The project marks Aronofsky's first foray into TV. He has previously directed the films Pi, Requiem for a Dream and The Fountain.
AMC recently moved into original programming with the critically acclaimed Mad Men and Breaking Bad, about a high school teacher who turns to a life of crime.
The show focuses on a family that moves into a haunted apartment building. John J. McLaughlin will write the script and Patty Jenkins (Monster) is in talks to direct.
Aronofsky will produce the show through his Protozoa production company.
The project marks Aronofsky's first foray into TV. He has previously directed the films Pi, Requiem for a Dream and The Fountain.
AMC recently moved into original programming with the critically acclaimed Mad Men and Breaking Bad, about a high school teacher who turns to a life of crime.
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