It so rarely happens that an Italian product is turned over abroad that when it happens it is great news for everyone: this is the case with Perfect strangersthe film by Paolo Genovese which has become the most revived Italian film ever, and now of DOC – In your handsthe popular Rai1 drama produced by Lux Vide which, after the French remake, is also preparing to invade American screens thanks to a new version that will be broadcast on the Fox channel. The news is anticipated by Deadlines who explained that, initially, to play the role of Luca Argentero risked being the Oscar winner Matthew McConaughey even if, right now, it seems that his name has faded.
Fox programming president Michael Thorn stated that the series inspired by DOC it is in the works and that the American showrunners are developing two crucial points for the development of the story. From what we know, the stars and stripes remake will follow the narrative framework of the original series, albeit with one significant change: instead of Dr. Fanti, head of internal medicine, there will, in fact, be a woman. It is Dr. Amy Elias who, just like Fanti, will face a loss of memory that will erase her last eight years of life.
Regaining familiarity with the early stages of his career as head physician and at the same time trying to piece together the pieces of a life whose outlines he only remembers will remain the focal points of the operation, even if we still don’t know who will play the protagonist. In the meantime we learn that the purchase of the international rights of DOC by Sony Pictures Television. The production of the series, as anticipated, is entrusted to Fox Entertainment, while the showrunner and the executive producer will be respectively Barbie Kligman (Magnum PI) And Hank Steinberg (creator of Without a trace).
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