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Hbos Silicon Valley Och Veep Till C More I April Mike Judge Skrev Humorhistoria Med ”Beavis Och Butt-Head” Och “Office Space” 2014-02-17 11:21 CET HBOs Silicon Valley och Veep till C More i april Mike Judge skrev humorhistoria med ”Beavis och Butt-Head” och “Office Space”. Hans nya komediserie för HBO utspelar sig i Silicon Valley, där dagens dataprogrammerare kan vara morgondagens IT-stjärnor. Vi välkomnar även den prövade vicepresidenten Selina (Emmybelönade Julia Louis-Dreyfus) tillbaka. Veep och Silicon Valley har svensk tv-premiär på C More den 7 april, dagen efter USA-premiären. Serierna ses också på C More Play där man kan titta på dem när man vill. I Silicon Valleys högteknologiska guldrush är det ofta de mest framgångsrika som hanterar framgången sämst. Mike Judge , mannen bakom kultkomedin “Office Space”, vet allt om den saken eftersom han själv jobbade där under åttiotalets glansdagar. I sin nya komediserie Silicon Valley bjuder han oss på en rad underhållande insikter från sin tid i kiseldalen. Här är dataprogrammeraren Richard ( Thomas Middleditch ) en av alla de entreprenörer som kämpar för att förverkliga personliga projekt. Han arbetar på teknikföretaget Hooli och bor tillsammans med vännerna Big Head ( Josh Brener ), Gilfoyle ( Martin Starr ) och Dinesh ( Kumail Nanjiani ) hos datamiljonären Erlich ( T.J. Miller ), som begär tio procent på deras intäkter för besväret. När Richard pitchar ett eget projekt till en riskkapitalist upptäcker Hooli plötsligt idéns potential, varpå ett budkrig utbryter… Silicon Valley är skapad av John Altschuler och Dave Krinsky i samarbete medMike Judge, som själv skrivit manus till samt regisserat flera avsnitt. Bland manusförfattarna finns också Dan O’Keefe och Alec Berg (”Seinfeld”), Carson Mell (”Eastbound & Down”) Ron Weiner (”Futurama”, ”30 Rock”) och Clay Tarver som jobbar med uppföljaren till ”Dodgeball”. Trailer här! Samma kväll som Silicon Valley har premiär är Armando “In the Loop” Iannuccis kritikerrosade, Emmynominerade serie Veep tillbaka med säsong tre. Julia Louis-Dreyfus har fått två Emmys, ett Screen Actors Guild Award och två Golden Globe-nomineringar för sitt porträtt av USAs prövade vicepresident Selina Meyer. Liksom tidigare backas Selina upp av sin trogna stab. Tony Hale (”Arrested Develpoment”) Emmybelönades förra året för sin insats som Selinas närmaste man, den ständigt väskbärande Gary. Emmynominerade Anna Chlumsky spelar stabschefen Amy, och Matt Walsh är vicepresidentens informationschef Mike som brukar drabba samman med Dan ( Reid Scott ), kommunikatör på uppåtgående. Allas främsta hatobjekt är Jonah ( Timothy C. Simons ) som aldrig låter någon glömma att han jobbar åt självaste presidenten. Över alltsammans vakar Selinas personliga assistent Sue ( Sufe Bradshaw ), som ständigt får meddela sin chef att presidenten inte har hört av sig i dag heller. Trailer här! C More Entertainment AB, den ledande leverantören av premiumbetal-tv- tjänster i Norden, erbjuder betal-tv och interaktiva tjänster under huvudvarumärket C More samt varumärkena C Sports och Filmnet. C More betal-tv finns hos alla betydande digital-tv-distributörer i Norden. C More erbjuder i Norden 27 C More-kanaler, i Norge och Danmark även CANAL 9, samt CANAL 8 SPORT i Danmark. C More Entertainment ägs till 65% av TV4- Gruppen och 35% av Telenor..
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