The actor and producer will host and narrate a new 20-part documentary series on A+E Networks’ History Channel.
Tom Hankswhich has helped produce docuseries about the 1960s American riots and trips to the moon, will return to some of the most fertile terrain of his unscripted career.
The actor and producer will host and narrate a new 20-part documentary series on A+E Networks’ History Channel about the Second World Warwhich was also the scene of “Band of Brothers”the drama miniseries he helped produce that aired on HBO in 2001.
The new series, untitled and based on new studies and archival material, is among a slate of 2,500 hours of new programming that will be unveiled as part of the company’s upfront presentation on Wednesday.
New productions
A+E Networks will also highlight new works created with collaborators such as the president Barack Obama and Derek Jeter. A+E Networks has also established a development partnership with production company Hello Sunshine Reese witherspoon which will result in the creation of new series for the Home.Made.Nation content hub, including “Country House Hunters.”
“A+E continues to advance with intention and pace in the ever-evolving media landscape, delivering premium content for viewers and innovative solutions for advertising partners,” he said Paul Buccieri, president and president of A+E, in a prepared statement. statement. “Behind the scenes, we partner with the best talent in the business, in front of and behind the camera, resulting in a diverse roster that emotionally resonates with all audiences everywhere.”
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