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Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan, Donnie Wahlberg, and Will Estes in Blue Bloods (2010)
‘Blue Bloods’ Season 9 Debut Teases Details Of Amy Carlson’s Character Death
Tom Selleck, Bridget Moynahan, Donnie Wahlberg, and Will Estes in Blue Bloods (2010)
Spoiler Alert: This story contains details about tonight’s Blue Bloods Season 9 premiere on CBS.

In a bloody season opener tonight bookended by murdered headless bodies, the return of Blue Bloods also cut deeper into what really happened in the abrupt death of Amy Carlson’s character last year.
See full article at Deadline Film + TV
  • 9/29/2018
  • by Dominic Patten
  • Deadline Film + TV
Paramount Signs First-Look Deal With ‘Paul Blart’ Producer Broken Road
Paramount and Todd Garner have signed a two-year first-look deal for Garner’s Broken Road Productions.

Garner formed Broken Road in 2005 and has produced 18 films. He inked a two-year first-look deal with Covert Media covering co-financing and co-production in 2016 after being with Sony for several years.

Broken Road’s films have included the two “Paul Blart” movies for Sony, Tom Cruise’s “Knight and Day,” New Line’s disaster thriller “Into the Storm,” and the upcoming New Line adult comedy “Tag” during its 13-year history. Variety recently exclusively reported that Garner was developing the family comedy “Playing With Fire” at Paramount Players.

Broken Road has also produced two projects for Netflix — the comedy “Naked,” starring Marlon Wayans and Regina Hall; and the Kevin James vehicle “The True Memoirs of an International Assassin.”

Garner was formerly co-president of production at Disney, where he oversaw “Pearl Harbor,” “The Waterboy,” and “Con Air,...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 4/2/2018
  • by Dave McNary
  • Variety Film + TV
Todd Garner
Paramount Makes First Look Deal With Todd Garner’s Broken Road Productions
Todd Garner
Exclusive: Todd Garner is moving his Broken Road Productions banner onto the Paramount lot. Garner has made a two-year first look deal to develop and produce movies for both Paramount Pictures and Paramount Players.

Garner, who makes mainstream comedies and genre films, had most recently been under a deal with Covert Media, where he will continue to product numerous projects he set up. It is a homecoming of sorts for Garner, who started his career in accounting for Paramount Domestic Television, assigned to The Arsenio Hall Show.

“It was a huge success, back when Bill Clinton came on to play his sax and Eddie Murphy would show up,” Garner told Deadline. “I would walk around the lot and couldn’t believe I was on it. It was where I first learned what a creative executive was.” Garner became a creative exec and spent a decade as an exec at Disney rising to co-president of production,...
See full article at Deadline Film + TV
  • 4/2/2018
  • by Mike Fleming Jr
  • Deadline Film + TV
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