Schwartz most recently co-created the upcoming Netflix series “Sweet Tooth,” on which she is also an executive producer and co-showrunner. On the film side, their current slate includes “Invisible Woman,” “Science Fair,” and “The Magic School Bus,” while their TV slate includes “Shrill” at Hulu and “Over My Dead Body” at HBO Max.īanks and Brownstone are repped by UTA, Untitled Entertainment, Relevant, and Ziffren Brittenham.
The company has a wide array of other projects set up at various networks and streamers around town. Other recently announced projects for Brownstone include the “Flintstones” sequel series “Bedrock” at Fox, with Banks set to voice an adult Pebbles. This shocking discovery turns our world upside down and catapults our unlikely hero to become the face of a revolution for the oppressed while searching for the truth behind the greatest mystery of all…how she became so powerful in the first place.īanks had previously been working on a film adaptation of “Red Queen” going back to 2015. Mare, a fiery young woman born to poverty without powers, is doing the best she can to survive and protect her family when she discovers the unthinkable: She somehow has powers too. The one-hour drama is set in an alternate near-future America where democracy is replaced by a monarchy led by a group of humans with superpowers who rule with an iron fist over those without powers. Both Brownstone and Schwartz are currently under overall deals at WBTV. Television and Universal Television will co-produce. Dannah Shinder is co-executive producer. Warner Bros. Banks and Max Handelman executive produce via Brownstone Productions. Peacock is developing a series adaptation of the Victoria Aveyard novel “Red Queen” with Elizabeth Banks attached to executive produce, direct and appear in a major supporting role.īeth Schwartz and Aveyard co-wrote the pilot and will executive produce the project, with Schwartz also serving as showrunner.
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