TNT charge a driver to Michael Bay

The TNT has given the green light to produce a television pilot based on the novel The Last Ship by William Brinkley, a post-apocalyptic drama written in 1988 which will feature Michael Bay and executive producer. Again, Michael Bay, the man responsible for Con Air, The Island and the saga Transformers , a director unable to maintain a fixed plane, tending to move the camera from side to side and obsessed with making shots from all angles. A man who thinks the film is a roller coaster and its mission is not to lull the viewer. I will not deny that he has done well but the quality of their work leaves much to be desired.

Let us at first, Bay embarks on this project with TV veteran Hank Steinberg and Steven Kane , with whom he worked on the screenplay.

The TNT should be looking for a new success for your grill now that The Closer, the series star, farewell forever. Not that things will go wrong at the chain, some series as Rizzoli & Isles, Leverage, Southland and Franklin & Bash kept hearing good data but their commitment to science fiction, Falling Skies , has not reaped the expected success and have yet to see the performance of the new proposals: Dallas, Perception and Major Crimes.

If we ignore what it says Michael Wright, president and head of programming for TNT, TBS and Turner Classic Movies, The Last Ship is shown as a product of the most desirable:

It has all the makings of a sensational drama: an output argument exceptional, memorable characters, intense situations and action. We believe that this series will convince viewers of putting them on a journey filled with throbbing and this project fits perfectly with our desire to expand the range dramatically.

The plot of the novel is very attractive Brinkley, after a global catastrophe almost the entire population of the planet is dead, but the crew of a naval destroyer survives. This group will accept the new reality as they are probably the only survivors.

If the pilot convinced the chain ordered a season of The Last Ship. The truth is that it has great potential to reach our screens but despite the powerful backing of Michael Bay and its interesting starting point do not know if this is a worthwhile project.

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