Two More Aircraft pilots and something Direct-to-Series Pickup Get Casting Company directors

Two late pilot orders have attached casting company directors, Back Stage has confirmed.CBS' untitled comedy project from Ben Falcone and Ray Dorf is going to be cast by Dava Waite Peaslee. The pilot, from Warner Bros. Television, stars Falcone like a property investor who manages to lose my way through an offer gone bad and it is instructed to move in together with his family. Rachael Harris was already cast becoming Falcone's wife. Melissa McCarthy, Falcone's real-existence spouse, is serving among the show's executive producers. Plans will be to start shooting in mid March.Apart from her gigs on Showtime's "Weeds" and Fox's "Raising Hope," Peaslee can also be casting the NBC comedy pilot "Friday Evening Dinner.""Ignore It,Inch a Fox comedy pilot from The new sony Pictures Television, is going to be cast by Collin Greenstein and Brett Daniel. Plot particulars continue to be scarce on that one, that is only referred to like a single-camera comedy in regards to a husband and wife as well as their buddies because they find it difficult to navigate and manipulate social customs. Zachary Levi, star from the lately came to the conclusion NBC drama "Chuck," has signed onto star. No start date is placed.Additionally to "Ignore It,Inch Greenstein/Daniel are casting two other aircraft pilots this spring: Fox's "Ben Fox Is My Manny" and "Paging Dr. Freed" for USA Network. Additionally they cast the television Land series "Hot in Cleveland" and it is approaching spin-off starring Cedric the Performer, "Have Belief."Finally, "Mistresses," a task which was in contention for any pilot order but ended up obtaining a straight-to-series order for summer time 2013 rather, is going to be cast by Mary Jo Slater and Steve Brooksbank. The drama, which originates from ABC Galleries, is dependant on the BBC1 series four, well, mistresses whose various romantic entanglements result in a variety of problems. The series doesn't have start date yet. Slater/Brooksbank lately cast the very first season of TNT drama "Perception," set to premiere this summer time.