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River Cuomo’s life may be coming to a TV screen/laptop near you. The Weezer frontman and Steve Franks, the creator of Psych, are teaming up on a single-camera comedy, reports The Hollywood Reporter. Fox has made a put pilot commitment to the show, which focuses on a successful thirtysomething musician who walks away from rock stardom to return to college, just like Cuomo did after the second Weezer album. The project is still a ways away though. As Cuomo himself pointed out on Twitter, “Pretty much every show makes a pilot before it goes on the air. Only 1 in 100 goes on 2 become a regular show.”
- Charlie Hunnam may have dropped out of 50 Shades of Grey, but that doesn’t mean his chances at starring in a blockbuster film franchise are gone. The Sons of Anarchy star and Elizabeth Olsen are being considered for the lead roles in Guy Ritchie’s upcoming six-film King Arthur series. [Variety]
- Netflix’s next original series will be a historical drama. The streaming service announced a December release date and offered up a first look at Marco Polo on Thursday. [The Wrap]
- Legendary director Terry Gilliam talks about the 13 most difficult scenes of his career. [Vulture]
- The trailer for Rosewater, the first film from director Jon Stewart (yes, The Daily Show‘s Jon Stewart), is out. [YouTube]
