Michael Chabon is expanding his relationship with CBS Television Studios
exec producer Akiva Goldsman. The Showtime miniseries take arrives decades after Chabon worked with producer Scott Rudin to adapt the beloved title for the big screen with Paramount Pictures. In the years that followed, six drafts of the script were completed and Sydney Pollack was attached to direct the feature, with Jude Law in talks to play Kavalier. By late 2004, however, Chabon declared the film dead.
"Ayelet and Michael are two of America’s preeminent writers,” said CBS Television Studios president David Stapf. “From award-winning novels and nonfiction to their television and film collaborations, they have a remarkable body of work. We’re thrilled to have them on our incredibly talented roster.”A Really Good Day
starring Anna Chlumsky . That is based on Waldman's book about microdosing with LSD. Peter Berg, Michael Lombardo and Elizabeth Roy exec produce that project via Film44. They're also preppingGhost Ship,“The team at CBS Studios is the best we’ve ever worked with,” Waldman and Chabon said in a joint statement Tuesday. “We’re looking forward with so much excitement to this next phase of our collaboration.”for ViacomCBS-owned publisher Simon and Schuster.
and several other works and short story collections. He's won prizes including the Hugo — the Oscar of comic books — and several others. For TV and film, his credits also include scripts forKavalier and Clay is the latest TV project in the works for Kurtzman, who has his own rich overall deal with CBS TV Studios. His roster of series includes CBS'and the James Comey miniseries based on
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