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Stephen King's 'Mr. Mercedes' Heads to Audience Network
David E. Kelley's adaptation of the hard-boiled detective novel will star Brendan Gleeson and Anton Yelchin.
David E. Kelley to Adapt Stephen King's 'Mr. Mercedes' For TV
The creator of The Practice and Ally McBeal will pen the miniseries, based on the horror author's hard-boiled detective novel.
TV Legends Revealed | Robert Downey Jr. Was Written Out of Own TV Wedding
Learn how a pre-Iron Man Downey was fired from Ally McBeal, leading to the big plans for the Season 4 finale to be scrapped.
Sarah Michelle Gellar Joins Robin Williams Comedy Pilot
CBS adds Sarah Michelle Gellar to David E. Kelley's Crazy Ones comedy pilot, which also stars Robin Williams and James Wolk.
Wonder Woman Is 'Ripe' For TV, a Regretful David E. Kelley Says
Acknowledging mistakes were made with his rejected 2011 pilot, prolific producer David E. Kelley insists Wonder Woman can still work on television, and says The CW is "smart to try it" with the planned origin story Amazon.
<i>Smallville's</i> Erica Durance to Play Wonder Woman on <i>Harry's Law</i>
Smallville alum Erica Durance will appear in an episode of NBC's Harry's Law as a psychologically unstable woman who retreats into the persona of Wonder Woman.
What Might've Been: A Look At Those Wonder Woman Shorts
More than a week after NBC passed on David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman revival, a photo has finally surfaced of star Adrianne Palicki wearing the superheroine's iconic star-spangled shorts.
How To Fix <i>Wonder Woman's</i> PR Problem
I'm calling it right now: NBC's Wonder Woman is the Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark of television, the show that nerds and non-nerds are paying attention to and judging all news about, purely because they're convinced that it is going to be a trainwreck. Is there a way to turn it around?
David E. Kelley Speaks On "Wonder Woman"
As his TV version of DC Comics most iconic heroine gets ready for a turn at primetime, the producer behind hits like "Ally McBeal" and "Boston Legal" opens up on why he never thought he'd write "Wonder Woman."
Cary Elwes Joins <i>Wonder Woman</i>
The veteran actor will star opposite Adrianne Palicki in David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman, playing the CEO of Themyscira Industries who oversees the day-to-day operations while Diana fights crime. He also could become a potential love interest for the superheroine.