Aught to Be": A Nostalgic Romantic Comedy Series with Paris Hilton and Andrew McMahon
Amazon is currently working on a new romantic comedy series called "Aught to Be." The show is being developed by the Tornante Company, with Paris Hilton and Andrew McMahon serving as executive producers. The series is inspired by McMahon's hit song "Konstantine" and will feature original music and classic hits from McMahon. Hilton may also serve as the series' narrator. "Aught to Be" follows a couple's love story over the years, set against the backdrop of pop culture moments from the early 2000s and beyond, including cultural milestones like TRL and the rise of social media.
The show is created, written, and executive produced by Pat Cunnane, with Bruce Gersh of 11:11 Media and Tornante's Adam Londy, Eric Eisner, and Evan Lesser also serving as executive producers. Amazon MGM Studios will produce the series. Hilton, known for her cultural impact in the early 2000s, has starred in reality shows like "The Simple Life" and has appeared in films and TV shows. Tornante, founded by Michael Eisner, is known for producing shows like "BoJack Horseman" and "Tuca & Bertie."
Cunnane, who co-wrote the upcoming film "Eternity" and worked on "Designated Survivor," is represented by CAA, Heroes and Villains Entertainment, and Jackoway Austen Tyerman. McMahon is represented by C3 Management, WME, and Press Here Publicity. The series is set to blend heartfelt emotion with a nostalgic soundtrack, capturing the essence of a generation through the couple's evolving relationship. "Aught to Be" promises to be a unique and engaging romantic comedy series that will resonate with viewers.