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- 1Eddie Murphy to Star in Peacock Drama 'The Chairman'▼Eddie Murphy to Star in Peacock Drama Series ‘The Chairman’ From ‘Mad Men’ Creator Matthew Weiner
Eddie Murphy will star in 'The Chairman', a new drama series for Peacock created by Matthew Weiner, the writer behind 'Mad Men'. It marks a rare television leading role for Murphy, whose recent screen work has been largely in film, including his return to comedy franchises.
- 2Eddie Murphy To Star In Scripted Series 'The Chairman' For Peacock▼Eddie Murphy Moves Into Scripted TV With ‘The Chairman’ For Peacock From Matthew Weiner
Eddie Murphy is making his move into scripted television with 'The Chairman', a new series set up at Peacock from 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner. The project marks a rare scripted TV venture for the comedy legend, who has spent decades focused on film and stand-up. Details on casting and plot remain limited, but the pairing of Murphy and Weiner is already drawing attention.
- 3Eddie Murphy to star in Mad Men creator's new drama▼Eddie Murphy to lead Mad Men creator's new show in first TV drama role
Eddie Murphy is set to lead a new television series from Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner, marking the comedy legend's first role in a TV drama. The casting is being reported by entertainment outlets, though details of the show's plot, title and release date have not yet been announced.
- 4Eddie Murphy Teams With Mad Men Creator for Peacock Series●The Chairman: Eddie Murphy, "Mad Men" Creator Team for Peacock Series
Eddie Murphy is teaming up with Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner for a new series titled The Chairman, set up at Peacock. The project pairs one of comedy's biggest stars with the acclaimed drama writer, and details on plot and casting remain scarce. The announcement is drawing attention for the unlikely combination of Murphy's comedic clout and Weiner's prestige drama pedigree on a streaming platform still building its original slate.
- 5Eddie Murphy to star in Peacock series The Chairman●Eddie Murphy to star in The Chairman, a new Peacock series from Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner
Eddie Murphy will star in The Chairman, a new series ordered by the streaming service Peacock, created by Matthew Weiner, the writer behind Mad Men. The project pairs one of comedy's biggest names with one of television's most acclaimed showrunners, marking Weiner's return to series television and Murphy's move into a leading prestige drama role.
- 6Eddie Murphy to Star in Matthew Weiner's Peacock Series 'The Chairman'▼Eddie Murphy to Lead Peacock’s ‘The Chairman’ From ‘Mad Men’ Creator Matthew Weiner
Eddie Murphy is set to lead 'The Chairman', a new series for Peacock created by Matthew Weiner, the writer behind 'Mad Men'. The pairing of the comedy star with the acclaimed drama creator is drawing attention, as details about the show's plot and premiere date have yet to be announced.
- 7Eddie Murphy to star in Mad Men creator's new drama●Eddie Murphy To Star In Mad Men Creator Matthew Weiner’s New Drama Series The Chairman
Eddie Murphy is set to lead The Chairman, a new drama series from Matthew Weiner, the creator of Mad Men. The pairing marks a notable move for Murphy into prestige television and a return to series work for Weiner, whose follow-up projects after Mad Men drew less attention. Details about the plot and network have not yet been announced.
- 8Eddie Murphy to star in first scripted TV series 'The Chairman'●Eddie Murphy is heading back to the small screen for his first scripted series. The ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ and ‘Coming To America’ star, who got his start on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ is to star in ‘The Chairman,’ a drama series from ‘Mad Men’ creator Matthew Weiner t
Eddie Murphy will return to television for the first scripted series role of his career, starring in 'The Chairman', a drama created by 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner. Murphy, who began his career on 'Saturday Night Live' and is known for 'Beverly Hills Cop' and 'Coming To America', has largely worked in film in recent decades, making the move to prestige television notable for fans and the industry.
- 9March Madness nears alongside a surprising Monday Night Football upset●The best sports month is almost here, plus a most unexpected MNF result
Sports fans are looking ahead to the start of the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments, widely considered the best stretch of the sports calendar, while also digesting an unexpected result from Monday Night Football. The New York Times highlighted both stories, pairing anticipation for March Madness with reaction to a game outcome few predicted.