Greg Daniels, who developed The Office for American television, cooked this new series with Michael Koman.
The American streaming platform Peacock has given fans a first glance to The Paperthe next series of false documentary set in the same world as The Office.
The first image, which can be seen above, was published as part of the early presentation of NBCuniversal to advertisers on Monday in New York. Cast members Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impiciatore and Oscar Núñez They appeared on stage, where it was also revealed that the series will premiere in September. The exact date of the premiere will be announced soon.
What the Paper is about
The official synopsis of The Paper says: “The documentary team that immortalized the Scranton branch of Dunder Mfflin is looking for a new topic when they discover a historic newspaper of the west medium and the editor trying to relive it.”
According to the Variety portal, in a trailer presented in the presentation, it was revealed that the series takes place in the offices of Toledo Truth-Teller. The documentary team travels the room, revealing that Oscar (Núñez) now works as an accountant for the newspaper. He is not very happy to see the team again. Impactora plays the chief editor, while Gleeson plays a new idealist employee.
In addition to Gleeson, Impicciatore and Nuñez (the last of which repeats its role from the American series), the program is also starring Chelsea Frei, Melvin Gregg, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Alex Edelman, Ramona Young and Tim Key.
Greg Danielswho developed The Office for American television, cooked the series with Michael Koman. Both are executive producers together with the creators of “The Office”, Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchantas well as Howard Klein, Ben Silverman and Banijay Americas (previously Reveille). Universal Television is the study.
Source: Ambito
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