The Bold and the Beautiful executive producer Bradley Bell is producing microseries Hollywood Starlet for aTwistBell has partnered with microseries studio/platform aTwist to launch “Hollywood Starlet” this summer. The series will star microdrama vets Bella Mraz (Faceless), Molly Anderson (We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together) and Eric Guilmette (You Belong With Me, Tails of Christmas), who also co-produces.
Bell plans to produce Hollywood Starlet in Los Angeles at Sunset Las Palmas Studios across multiple stages. Bell created the sesries and is producing the show with his son Oliver Bell through their Red Flair Entertainment, which focuses on microseries.
“Brad Bell is one of the most influential creative forces in daytime television, and bringing him into the aTwist universe is a major moment for us,” said aTwist chief creative officer Susan Rovner in a statement. “‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ has defined storytelling for decades, and we’re thrilled to collaborate with him as he brings that legacy into a new format with ‘Hollywood Starlet.’ We think fans are going to love seeing this world evolve in such a fun, fresh way.”
Hit soap Beyond the Gates gets crossover love, two more guaranteed years
Shot at Assembly Studios, the first new daytime soap opera in a quarter century provides steady work for 200-plus metro Atlantans.
Y&R star Peter Bergman reveals why Beyond the Gates crossover was unlike anything in his career
Bergman explained that the most interesting thing was how everyone started at the same time. “When I went to Bold and Beautiful, there was a hierarchy. There were the people who’d been there for 20 years, and people who’d been there for 10 years, and people who’d just been hired. At Beyond the Gates, everybody had the same weight, the same investment, the same joy in what they were doing. It was a unique experience, unlike anything I’d ever experienced.”
The Bold And The Beautiful & The Young And The Restless stars attending The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival
Cast members will once again head to the annual Monte-Carlo Television Festival, which this year celebrates its 65th anniversary and runs from Friday, June 12, through Tuesday, June 16, beginning with the Opening Ceremony and concluding with the presentation of the Golden Nymph Awards.
Daphnée Duplaix shares challenges and joys of filming Young and the Restless crossover
"The fans are hardcore for them, and for them to come over and want to grace us with their presence? I thought it was a brilliant idea on CBS's part."
Reflecting on filming the crossover, Duplaix added, "Of course, we had so much fun, and if you've been watching these characters for so long. I was fangirling, I have to say."
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