It's for real.Heigh-ho! Fox is developing a contemporary take on the classic Walt Disney tale of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" from producers Chris Brancato and Bert Salke, feature writers David Weissman and David Diamond and director Ken Kwapis.
Tentatively titled "Georgia and the Seven Associates," the hourlong dramedy, produced by ABC Studios, is tonally described as "The Devil Wears Prada" meets "Taxi" set in Los Angeles' legal circles.
It centers on Georgia Burnett, a young lawyer who is banished from a top law firm run by her stepmother and forced to team up with seven quirky lawyers at a storefront legal office.
...The associates at the firm will have the personalities of the Seven Dwarfs....
But remember... CaveMen WAS made into a series (short-lived though it was!) lololn3ntj said:This has got to be a joke.. almost sounds as stupid as CaveMen.
I don't think it will even complete it's initial 13 episode order.phrelin said:I just couldn't pass up sharing this one from the Hollywood Reporter:
It's for real.
Did you wake up Grumpy this morning or did you just let him sleep?Nick said:What did Snow White say to the seven dwarfs?
In today's politically correct world, it might be Height challenged.Sirshagg said:Please tell me the Seven Associates are not little people (I hope thats the correct term these days)
Close, but no cigar -- close only counts in Horseshoes, Hand grenades and Hydrogen bombs. :eek2:dbconsultant said:Did you wake up Grumpy this morning or did you just let him sleep?
:lol:
The other answer was better.Nick said:What did Snow White say to the seven dwarfs?Close, but no cigar -- close only counts in Horseshoes, Hand grenades and Hydrogen bombs. :eek2:
The correct answer: "Gee, fellas, I've always wanted seven inches, but not one inch at a time!"
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