A star-studded return: ‘1923’ lands on Paramount Network

The highly anticipated series ‘1923,’ helmed by the acclaimed Taylor Sheridan, brings Harrison Ford and Helen Mirren to the forefront as it finally makes its way to the Paramount Network.

New beginnings: ‘1923’ joins Paramount Network’s lineup

In a significant move, the much-talked-about series ‘1923’ will debut on the Paramount Network on December 8, following a fresh episode of the immensely popular series ‘Yellowstone.’ Initially launched on Paramount+ in 2022, this shift to cable marks the series’ linear television premiere, opening the doors to a broader audience.

Star-studded cast: The series boasts an impressive lineup of talent. Harrison Ford takes on the role of Jacob Dutton, the patriarch, while Helen Mirren plays Cara Dutton, the matriarch. They are joined by an ensemble cast that includes Brandon Sklenar, Julia Schlaepfer, Jerome Flynn, Darren Mann, Brian Geraghty, Aminah Nieves, and Michelle Randolph.

A closer look: The world of ‘1923’

Set against the backdrop of early 20th century America, ‘1923’ explores the formidable challenges faced by the Dutton family. The official tagline highlights the myriad crises during this era, including pandemics, historic droughts, and the end of Prohibition. As these societal and economic upheavals unfold, the Duttons navigate their survival and maintain their legacy in the mountain west.

Behind the scenes: The minds shaping ‘1923’

Taylor Sheridan, known for his nuanced storytelling and dynamic character creation, leads the creative vision. Joining Sheridan as executive producers are some of the industry’s heavyweights: David C. Glasser, John Linson, Art Linson, Ron Burkle, David Hutkin, Bob Yari, Ben Richardson, Michael Friedman, and Keith Cox.

Season 1 promises to set the stage for the Dutton family saga, creating a depth of narrative that resonates with fans of historical and character-driven dramas.

Season 2 is already in the works, hinting at more intriguing developments and complex storylines.

Global reach: Sony’s drama ‘Doc’ to premiere on Fox

In another exciting development, Sony captures global sales rights for its latest medical drama, ‘Doc,’ further demonstrating the dynamic landscape of contemporary television. Scheduled to air on Fox in the U.S., the series propels the genre into intriguing new territories.

Rights acquisition: The global reach of ‘Doc’ is noteworthy. Major providers across the world, including RTL in Germany, Movistar Plus+ in Spain, AXN in Portugal, Max and HBO Max Linear in Central and Eastern Europe, beIN in the Middle East and North Africa, AXN in Southeast Asia, WOWOW in Japan, Seven Network in Australia, TVNZ in New Zealand, Global TV for English-speaking Canada, Quebecor Content for French-speaking Canada, and The Walt Disney Company in Latin America, have already secured rights to the series.

A revolutionary plot: The series centers on Dr. Amy Larsen, portrayed by Molly Parker. Following a brain injury that wipes out the last eight years of her memory, Dr. Larsen is thrust into an unfamiliar world. She must navigate her new reality, dealing with patients she no longer remembers, colleagues she has differences with, and past relationships, all while grappling with an underlying personal tragedy. This innovative take on the medical drama genre promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Creative team: Barbie Kligman spearheads the show as showrunner and executive producer, with Hank Steinberg, Erwin Stoff, Russell Fine, John Weber, Frank Siracusa, and writer Judith McCreary lending their expertise. The series is an American adaptation of the highly praised Italian show “Doc — Nelle tue mani”, originally created and produced by Lux Vide, a Fremantle Company.

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