The Rolling Stones are set to be immortalized on tv in a brand new restricted sequence for FX from the staff behind The Crown. The Sticky Fin
The Rolling Stones are set to be immortalized on tv in a brand new restricted sequence for FX from the staff behind The Crown.
The Sticky Fingers rockers are for the primary time permitting their music for use for a drama. FX boss John Landgraf stated that they’re in superior talks for the venture, which might be written by Excessive Constancy writer Nick Hornby, and is about for a two season order.
The high-end sequence will concentrate on the band’s glory years between its formation via to 1972, which features a unbelievable run of hit albums reminiscent of Their Satanic Majesties Request, Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Essential Road.
It isn’t, nonetheless, the primary time that lead singer Mick Jagger has had his hand on a premium drama. He co-created Vinyl, set on the planet of music in 1970s New York, with Martin Scorses, Wealthy Cohen and Terence Winter. The drama, which starred Bobby Cannavale, ran for one season on HBO in 2016.
The brand new sequence is produced by Left Financial institution Footage, which produces Netflix’s The Crown and Starz’ Outlander. The Sony-owned firm, run by Andy Harries, had current success with drama biopic Quiz, for AMC and ITV, which instructed the story of the Who Needs To Be A Millionaire? cheat scandal.