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Norman Lear executive produced via his Act III Productions, along with Brent Miller. It was one of the last series produced by Norman Lear prior to his death in 2023. Paul Hilepo is a producer of the series. Nisha Ganatra directed the series pilot. [4] [1] In February 2021, the series moved to IMDB TV (now known as Amazon Freevee). [5]
Laverne Cox is making her mark in Prime Video's new comedy, Clean Slate.. In PEOPLE's first look at the heartfelt series, Cox, 52, takes on the role of Desiree, a proud trans woman who returns to ...
Telma Hopkins (TH): I mean, I first of all, Norman Lear! Mic drop. To get a chance to do a story that is timely, sensitive, but you know it's going to be handled with care with a Norman Lear project.
Laverne Cox is starting over with a Clean Slate. Prime Video released a trailer for the upcoming comedy Thursday; all eight episodes debut Thursday, Feb. 6. In the preview, Desiree (played by ...
The following year, Garrett was performing her one-woman show Betty Garrett and Other Songs in Westwood, California when she was offered the role of landlady Edna Babish in Laverne & Shirley. The character was a five-time divorcée who eventually married Laverne's father Frank.
Act III was initially formed by Lear as a 100% controlled investment and management vehicle for his post-Embassy Communications business activities. In January 1989, Tractebel S.A., a large Belgian utility company with interests in Cable TV in Europe, acquired a 20% equity stake in Act III Communications for $30 million, placing a value on the ...
Sometimes, we all could use a fresh start. For Laverne Cox, her Clean Slate was years in the making.. The Emmy nominee stars in Prime Video’s upcoming comedy series Clean Slate, which follows ...
In the same period, Comscore's "2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review" report showed that "Bing was the big gainer in year-over-year search activity, picking up 29% more searches in 2010 than it did in 2009". [89] The Wall Street Journal noted the jump in share "appeared to come at the expense of rival Google Inc". [90]