Netflix will bow adult animated comedy series “Q-Force” on Sept.
The 10-episode order follows Steve Maryweather, a once-celebrated member of the American Intelligence Agency who was sent to West Hollywood to vanish into obscurity after coming out as gay.
The five-part docuseries, which features home videos, interviews and personal footage, follows the award-winning country star as he experiences triumphs and tragedies on the road to success.
Litton Entertainment appointed Jeffrey Wank as VP of development, Variety has exclusively learned.
The Broadway veteran’s credits include “Holler if Ya Hear Me, After Midnight,” “The Bronx Bombers,” In the Heights,” “Memphis” and “The Lion King.” He has had a continued relationship with playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda, including originating the role of George Washington in “Hamilton” and appearing in “We Are Freestyle Love Supreme.” In 2011, Jackson won an Emmy for “What I Am,” an original song he co-wrote for “Sesame Street” with Bill Sherman.