Airdate: The Bold Type
US series inspired by the life of Cosmopolitan’s former Editor-In-Chief coming to Stan.
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US comedy-drama, The Bold Type, inspired by the life of Cosmopolitan’s former Editor-In-Chief Joanna Coles, will premiere on Stan in November.
The series follows the lives of three spirited young women in their twenties working for a global women’s magazine based in New York City.
It stars Australian actress Aisha Dee (Chasing Life) as Kat, Katie Stevens (Faking It) as Jane, and Meghann Fahy (Political Animals) as Sutton. It also stars Sam Page (House of Cards) and Matt Ward (Remedy) and Melora Hardin (Transparent, The Office) as Jacqueline.
Two seasons will screen from November 9 with a 3rd season due in 2019.
Inspired by the life of Joanna Coles, former Editor-In-Chief of fashion magazine Cosmopolitan and former Chief Content Officer of Hearst Magazines, The Bold Type, follows three 20-something women who work at Scarlet magazine, run by high-powered Editor-In-Chief, Jacqueline. The rising generation of Scarlet women lean on one another as they find their own voices in a sea of intimidating leaders. Together, they explore sexuality, identity, love and fashion.
The Bold Type found popularity in the U.S. and has been greenlit for a third season which will premiere on Stan in 2019 on the same day as the U.S. The Bold Type is executive produced by Sarah Watson (Parenthood), David Bernad (Superstore), Joanna Coles and Ruben Fleischer (Superstore, Zombieland). Holly Whidden is a co-executive producer, Amanda Lasher (Gossip Girl) also joins as an executive producer for Season Two. The series is a Universal Television and The District production.
Friday November 9 on Stan.
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Will give it a shot. But what annoys me is that it debuted in 2017 and is only now premiering. FOX8 previously had an output deal with ABC Family so if it is still active they would have had access to it. Also, the program is distributed by NBCUniversal so Universal TV could have picked it up also. Just really silly that it has taken so long for someone to pick it up.