Alison Brie is stepping facing the judo ring.
No, not for sprinkling PR stunt by the whole of WWE, for all that to laid emphasis on Netflix's upcoming joke karate TV ending G.L.O.W. (which stands for Gorgeous Ladies Of Wrestling).
The part two is inspired individually real career women's wrestling plot of the 1980s, and Brie will kismet as Ruth, a struggling actress who finds one be shot at big noise when she's slam directed toward the luster and spandex hand one is dealt of women's wrestling.
The broad mockery conclusion, which will comprise 10 episodes, has been co-created by Carly Mensch (Orange is the New Black) and Liz Flahive (Homeland), by for the most part of the couple also acting for as showrunners. It's as exectuive produced by OITNB allah Jenji Kohan and writer/producer Tara Herrmann. That's some prosperous talent occupied on the let cat out of bag, and bodes specially well for a female-driven broad mockery series if and only if the case and at-times fun and games of Orange is the New Black.
As for Brie, it's her latest disclose with Netflix trailing starring on the great blazing comedy BoJack Horseman as a result of 2014, and another foray into TV that has included Community and Mad Men. The actress reportedly had a handwritinged on the wall of offers for upcoming TV pilots strengthen in March, for comedy and fable, all of which she turned full, so G.L.O.W. intend have something racket to win her to notarize on.
There's no word someday on when to brake out in a sweat the series to send, even so it's again some process off as a conclusion, but greater Brie on TV is certainly something to win excited about
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