Showtime has picked up a new series project which will be titled "Camelot". The network will make a collaboration with BBC to develop the new series which is described as a contemporary retelling story of Camelot's true history.
Production team that will work for the series including Michael Hirst and Morgan O'Sullivan, "The Tudors" creators. Hirst who also has several credits on "Elizabeth" movie (1998) and the sequel "Elizabeth: The Golden Age" (2007) will be responsible as the series' executive producer and the scripts' writer along with O'Sullivan and Douglas Rae.
"Camelot" is planned to be produced by Ecosse Films and Octagon Filmes, while Showtime and BBC cooperate to co-finance the development of the series' scripts project. The casts, airdates, and other details about "Camelot" are to be determined further.
Meanwhile, Showtime has recently finished producing the third season of "The Tudors" which will be premiered in April 2009. The network also has several upcoming projects for next year slot, such as "United States of Tara", "Nurse Jackie", "Lock 'n Load", "The End of Steve", "Possible Side Effects", and "The L Word" spin-off.


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Oooh, another one to check out--though yeah, if they are trying to make it "accurate" they might not go the magic route. Here's hoping they write Morgan le Fay well (Hirst seems to be good at more sympathetic and complex portrayals than normal of much maligned figures like Anne Boleyn or Mary Tudor), and not like a slut...
Here's hoping they make Arthur the protagonist instead of Merlin, like the current BBC series. Merlin makes for a very tedious protagonist.
I love the tudors so much and cant wait for the the third season
What the HELL? Merlin (BBC) Is already up for NBC why make another version? And as for historically accurate? Pigs would fly...
I hope this will be morel like the legends than the current BBC "Merlin."
I'm looking forward to that! I love the Tudors and think a similiar approach to Camelot could work really well... (though I'd look to know - are they doing the magical or non magical version?)