Toronto -- Natalie Lisinska, William Devry ("Bold and the Beautiful") and Matthew MacFadzean are top-lining "InSecurity," the Canadian espionage sitcom from Verite Films and Company Name Here Productions.
The 13-episode CBC comedy stars Lisinska as a rookie agent and Devry as a politically savvy spy boss, while MacFadzean plays Jack Bauer-wannabe Burt Wilson.
The Canadian spy comedy about a fictional National Intelligent and Security Agency (Nisa) agency charged with keeping Canada safe...ish, also stars Grace Lynn Kung, Richard Yearwood and veteran Quebec actor Remy Girard.
Production on "InSecurity" has started in and around Regina, Saskatchewan, and will continue through September.
The series, set to bow on the CBC in January 2011, is executive produced by Kevin White, also the showrunner, Robert De Lint and Virginian Thompson Tricon International has acquired the distribution rights to "InSecurity."...
The 13-episode CBC comedy stars Lisinska as a rookie agent and Devry as a politically savvy spy boss, while MacFadzean plays Jack Bauer-wannabe Burt Wilson.
The Canadian spy comedy about a fictional National Intelligent and Security Agency (Nisa) agency charged with keeping Canada safe...ish, also stars Grace Lynn Kung, Richard Yearwood and veteran Quebec actor Remy Girard.
Production on "InSecurity" has started in and around Regina, Saskatchewan, and will continue through September.
The series, set to bow on the CBC in January 2011, is executive produced by Kevin White, also the showrunner, Robert De Lint and Virginian Thompson Tricon International has acquired the distribution rights to "InSecurity."...
- 7/14/2010
- by By Etan Vlessing
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
CBC, Canada's public TV network, announced that it ordered 13 episodes of the action comedy InSecurity (formerly known as The B Team). The production on the show's first season will begin principal photography in July 2010 in Regina, Sakastchewan, with additional shooting in Ottawa, Ontario.
The series star Natalie Lisinska (Young People Fucking, Chloe) as Alex Cranston, a rookie agent of the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (Nisa).
Each week, Alex and her team of espionage misfits take on a mission vital to Canada's national security. As Canadian spies, they get to go where others can't go thanks to the Nisa's budget. Besides, they do what others don't want to do. However, even though Alex and her team always screw up, they always manage to get the bad guys and make the world safer in the end.
Joining Lisinska will be William deVry (The Bold and the Beautiful) as the political-savvy...
The series star Natalie Lisinska (Young People Fucking, Chloe) as Alex Cranston, a rookie agent of the fictional National Intelligence and Security Agency (Nisa).
Each week, Alex and her team of espionage misfits take on a mission vital to Canada's national security. As Canadian spies, they get to go where others can't go thanks to the Nisa's budget. Besides, they do what others don't want to do. However, even though Alex and her team always screw up, they always manage to get the bad guys and make the world safer in the end.
Joining Lisinska will be William deVry (The Bold and the Beautiful) as the political-savvy...
- 4/20/2010
- by [email protected] (Anh Khoi Do)
- The Cultural Post
Toronto -- The Canadian Broadcasting Corp. has picked up a sitcom from E1 Television based on the popular Canadian curling movie "Men With Brooms."
The TV adaptation follows an earlier pilot written by Paul Mather ("Corner Gas") about four regular joes who hang out at the local curling rink.
The "Men With Brooms" series, in celebrating Canada's working guy culture, will echo another popular CBC comedy, "Little Mosque on the Prairie," also written in part by Mather.
Canada's public broadcaster also picked up a second half-hour comedy, "Insecurity," from Verite Films and produced by Virginia Thompson.
The "Insecurity" pilot was directed by Robert De Lint.
The CBC also renewed "The Ron James Show" for a second season.
The TV adaptation follows an earlier pilot written by Paul Mather ("Corner Gas") about four regular joes who hang out at the local curling rink.
The "Men With Brooms" series, in celebrating Canada's working guy culture, will echo another popular CBC comedy, "Little Mosque on the Prairie," also written in part by Mather.
Canada's public broadcaster also picked up a second half-hour comedy, "Insecurity," from Verite Films and produced by Virginia Thompson.
The "Insecurity" pilot was directed by Robert De Lint.
The CBC also renewed "The Ron James Show" for a second season.
- 2/5/2010
- by By Etan Vlessing
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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