McCurdy is adapting his book with Ari Katcher, and both will be executive co -producers. Aniston is also an executive producer.
Jennifer Aniston will star in a new series in Apple TV+. The star and executive producer of The Morning Show It will be part of a series inspired by the actress’s memories Jennette McCurdy, I’M GLAD MY MOM DIED (I’m glad my mother has died), on the streaming platform. McCurdy is adapting his book with Ari Katcher (Ramy, Jerrod Carmichael reality show), and both will be executive co -producers. Aniston is also an executive producer.
McCurdy’s book, former star of IcarlyHe details the relationship he had with his abusive mother and the way to the recovery he took after his mother’s death in 2013. I’M GLAD MY MOM DIED It became an instant sales success after its publication in 2022.
What is I’m Glad My Mom Died
The series is described as a dramatic comedy that will focus on “The codependence relationship between an 18 -year -old actress in a successful children’s series and her narcissistic motherwho delights in his identity as the mother of a star “, according to the synopsis of the series. Aniston will play the mother.
“It has moved me a lot how the emotional strength of history has connected with people, as my relationship with my mother demonstrates,” McCurdy told The Hollywood Portal Reporter shortly after the publication of the book. “It is an important and complex relational dynamic to explore, and seeing people’s response has been amazing. And seeing how people respond to humor and the exploration of eating disorders and the complex duel has been really incredible.”
Aniston also has the fourth season of The Morning Show In Apple TV+. The series will return on September 17, with a temporary jump of two years after the events of the third season in 2023.
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