08 January 2015

Fifty Shades of Gray

Spanish Moss
Fifty shades of gray - with a touch of pink.

According to the Post & Courier we will have another tv series filming in Charleston later this year. 
A new HBO comedy starring Danny McBride is set to film later this year in Charleston, according to officials.HBO spokesman Diego Aldana confirmed Thursday night via email that "Vice Principals" - the story of a high school and the people who almost run it, the vice principals - will film in Charleston, although it was unknown exactly when or where.The show, created by McBride and Jody Hill, who also did "Eastbound and Down," is slated for 18 episodes, with the debut date and number of episodes per season to be announced.
More tv excitement for the lowcountry:
Chef John Ondo from Lana Restaurant will be featured on Cutthroat Kitchen with Host Alton Brown on Sunday, January 18 at 9/10pm eastern. 
It's cold out there, kids! Let's not do this for very long. Thanks goodness for my electric blankie. 

10 comments:

Jack said...

That moss is pretty dense! I hope you end up as an extra in the show!

Suzie Townsend said...

How cool for Charleston! Be sure to keep us posted on it!

William Kendall said...

The spanish moss looks very, very different from what we see in shots from your area the rest of the year.

Rick said...

Shucks. It ain't nuttin' but moss...

Marcheline said...

Holy cats - Joan!!! So gorgeous!!! And this is, by the way, the only "fifty shades of grey" worth looking at. 8-)

Charlestonjoan said...

Hahah! Not likely but thanks.

Charlestonjoan said...

It would be nice to have some quality shows filmed here. We also have something called South of Hell being filmed currently.

Charlestonjoan said...

William, we haven't had a really bad hurricane for quite a few years (knock on wood) so the moss hasn't been whipped off the trees. I love the look.

Charlestonjoan said...

Thank you!

Now, how are they going to make the book into a movie and show it in regular theaters? That I can't figure out.

Marcheline said...

If you mean the actual book, the answer's easy. Get a bunch of mediocre "actors", and water it down enough to get an "R" rating. Which is basically what they've done. YAWN. What's for breakfast?