Actress and producer Amy Adams is taking her talents to the fifth season in a new multi-year, first-look deal, the fifth season announced Friday. Formerly known as Endeavor Content, shows in the fifth season include the Emmy Award-winning Apple+ TV series “Severance” and the upcoming Natalie Portman-led drama mini-series “Lady in the Lake.”
Bond Group Entertainment, which was co-produced by Adams and her manager Stacey O’Neill, will work with Fifth Season’s TV studio team to develop the television series, whose mission is to provide more opportunities to underrepresented talent. .
“We look forward to collaborating with Joe and the entire team on season five. We share a collective vision for unique original content with a combined desire to support emerging voices and bring authentic stories to life,” said Adams.
The creative goals of Adams and the fifth season are in line with each other, says Joe Hipps, president of TV development and production at Fifth Season.
Joe Hipps said, “Amy’s passion as an artist and her commitment to illuminating our shared humanity through complex characters across all genres are perfectly matched.” “We look forward to working with Amy, Stacey and the rest of the Bond Group team.”
Adams executive produced “Sharp Objects”, a mini-series, and an upcoming sequel to “Enchanted”, titled “Dischanted”. Bond Entertainment Group’s Netflix series “Kings of America” is currently in production along with fantasy thriller “Will of the Wood”.