“Deliverance Creek” feels like a Franken-western, stitched together from pieces of previous movies. That’s not all bad, necessarily, but it does make this two-hour Lifetime pilot, bearing the stamp of ...

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For his first TV venture, superstar romance novelist and screenwriter Nicholas Sparks (The Notebook, A Walk to Remember) saddles up to executive produce a Civil War Western with a feisty female in the ...

Get your Kleenex ready, friends: Nicholas Sparks is headed to TV. The man behind the source material for such famous tearjerkers as A Walk to Remember and The Notebook served as the executive producer ...

Nicholas Sparks‘ best-selling novels have been adapted into some of the most popular romance films in recent years, from “The Notebook,” to “Dear John” and “A Walk to Remember.” Now, the decorated ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Nicholas Sparks’ romance-drama novels have already found a second life as film adaptations. Now the best-selling author is turning to television. Sparks is executive producer of the TV ...

In its Civil War drama Deliverance Creek, Lifetime will whisk viewers back to the 1860s for just two hours, only to leave us hanging on what the future holds for all of its characters. In a conference ...

Michael Graziadei (American Horror Story), Lesley-Ann Brandt (Spartacus) and Louise Lombard (CSI) have been cast in Lifetime’s dystopian future drama pilot The Lottery, written by Timothy J. Sexton ...

Nico Tortorella, coming off Fox’s The Following, is set to co-star opposite Victoria Justice in the MTV cyber thriller pilot Eye Candy, about Lindy (Justice), a reclusive hacker whose blog exposes ...

Tia Maggini has been named Vice President, Original Movies, of Lifetime, it was announced today by Tanya Lopez, the network's Senior Vice President, Original Movies. Based in Los Angeles, Maggini will ...

“Deliverance Creek” is what the TV biz calls a “backdoor pilot,” meaning that its real goal is for the story to continue as a weekly series. If it does, let’s hope it gets less murky — which could ...

Lifetime has done the project and potential viewers no favors, airing a series prototype as a “programming event.” The problem is that there’s no real ending, so the story doesn’t conclude so much as ...