TV Land Greenlights ‘American Woman’

Get
your platforms and bell-bottoms ready! TV Land has picked up a new dramedy
set in the 1970s – “American Woman.”

The
new series, which is inspired by the upbringing of “The Real Housewives of
Beverly Hills” star Kyle Richards (she serves as a co-executive producer
on the show), will star Alicia Silverstone, Mena Suvari and Jennifer Bartles.

Set
during the sexual revolution, the 12-episode first season sees Alicia playing
single mom Bonnie, who is dealing with the struggles of raising her two
daughters. Mena and Jennifer play her best friends, Kathleen and Diana, respectively.

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TV Land Greenlights ‘American Woman’ (TV Land)

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Kyle already documented filming of the pilot – which also features “American Horror Story’s” Cheyenne Jackson – on Instagram.

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John Riggi (“30 Rock” and “The Comeback”) serves as the show’s writer and executive producer, while John Wells (“Shameless” and “ER”) is also an executive producer.

A premiere date has not been set, but TV Land confirmed it will hit the airwaves in 2017. 

Access Hollywood Staff

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