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Producers Melissa McCarthy and husband Ben Falcone have setup their tv pilot 'Amy's Brother' at Warner Bros. Television with production date set for a shoot starting in March 2017.
The project, ordered by FOX is being developed by On The Day Productions located in Studio City California. Scroll down for production contact information at the bottom of this page.Project Synopsis:
The plot revolves around Matthew Benjamin - a gay bachelor working as a realtor who likes his life without any drama, chaos, interruptions or mess. But when his sister Amy has to leave her house and her husband, and moves in with her two kids to Matthew's pristine house, Matthew knows that his teeth will be gritted for the immediate future -- for Amy knows only one way to live, with lots and lots of drama and chaos and interruptions and mess. Contact production office to inquire about crew jobs:- On The Day Productions
- 12444 Ventura Blvd., Ste. 103, Studio City, CA 91604
- P: 818-562-8300
- Warner Bros. Television
- 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, CA 91522-0001
- P: 818-954-6000
- E: careers@warnerbros.com
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