Prime Video Officially Confirms New Series From 'The Vampire Diaries' Creator
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Julie Plec is officially back in business with Prime Video. The Vampire Diaries co-creator has set her next series with the Amazon streamer, and it'll take her into the world of competitive tennis. Titled Rally, it'll unfold in the cutthroat environment of an elite tennis academy, as ambitious young players learn that greatness in the "loneliest sport in the world" demands sacrificing everything, including the connections held most dear. Universal Television, Entertainment 360, and Amazon MGM Studios are producing, with U.S. tennis legend Andre Agassi executive producing, alongside Guymon Casady, Emily Cummins, and Justin Gimelstob.
- Release Date
- 2009 - 2017-00-00
- Network
- The CW
- Showrunner
- Julie Plec
- Directors
- Chris Grismer, Joshua Butler, Marcos Siega, Kellie Cyrus, J. Miller Tobin, John Behring, Jeffrey G. Hunt, Rob Hardy, Leslie Libman, Paul Wesley, Lance Anderson, Darren Genet, John Dahl, Wendey Stanzler, Jesse Warn, Garreth Stover, Geoff Shotz, Ian Somerhalder, Liz Friedlander, David Von Ancken, Kevin Bray, Mike Karasick, Brad Turner, Carol Banker
- Writers
- Brian Young, Michael Narducci, Holly Brix, Elisabeth R. Finch, Andrew Chambliss, Alfredo Septién, Bryan Oh, Jose Molina, Turi Meyer, Gabrielle Stanton, Shukree Hassan Tilghman, Bryan M. Holdman, Céline Geiger, Mike Daniels, Charlie Charbonneau, Alan B. McElroy, John Herrera, Andrew Kreisberg, Elizabeth Craft, Michael J. Cinquemani, Sarah Fain, Sean Reycraft, Nina Fiore
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