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Posted: January 2nd, 2007, 8:38am Report to Moderator
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ABC has greenlit production on "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," a small-screen take on the Brad Pitt-Angelina Jolie feature, reports Variety. The project is eyed as a fall 2007 contender.

Doug Liman and Simon Kinberg are reprising their roles as director and writer, respectively. Liman, Kinberg and Dave Bartis will executive produce.

Liman and Kinberg are working on New Regency pic Jumper, and Kinberg delayed writing the TV script until just a few months ago, when he and Liman had a break in the production of that film. The plan is now to film the pilot in March, once Jumper wraps.

As in the movie, ABC's "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" will revolve around two married assassins. The action will pick up about six months after the movie left off. "It's essentially 'Married ... With Children' with guns," Kinberg said. "The show takes all the marital issues a couple has and blows them up to action-genre size."

So rather than fight about who forgot to pack the toothpaste, "They'll bicker over someone forgetting to pack the detonator," he said.

Kinberg said the tone of the pilot is more comedic than the feature and possibly a bit darker as well.



Does anyone else think this is a genuinely terrible idea? I sure do. I liked the movie, but I think part of what made it fun was that incredible sexual chemistry between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. There was some hot stuff in that movie and the series won't be able to capture that because I'm 110% sure that neither Pitt nor Jolie would want to do a full time television series.


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I dunno, the film wasn't that good. You're right with the chemistry between Pitt and Jolie though. I don't think there'll be anyone who can match that or make better. Still, sounds kinda fun... especially when it's described as 'Married ... With Children' with guns!"

Not expecting much though. Think it'll be cheesy more than anything... like the film.


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