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Eine Amazon Originals Serie EINE AMAZON ORIGINALS SERIE 1 Eine außergewöhnliche Familie: Ali, Shelly, Jeff, Maura und Sarah Pfefferman (v.l.). 2 EINE AMAZON ORIGINALS SERIE ..............Staffel zWei .............. MENU Synopsis.............................................................................................4 schauspieler-biografien............................................12 credits..................................................................................................6 biografien der produzenten................................18 charakter-beschreibungen.....................................8 episoden-beschreibungen........................................20 Eine außergewöhnliche Familie: Ali, Shelly, Jeff, Maura und Sarah Pfefferman (v.l.). SERVING SINCE 2014 Transparent dreht sich in halbstündigen Folgen um die Themen Familie, Identität, Sex Light, Dallas) und ihre erwachsenen Kinder: die ruhelose Ali (Gaby Hoffmann, Girls), und Liebe — das Drehbuch stammt aus der Feder der preisgekrönten Regisseurin und Musikproduzent Josh (Jay Duplass, Togetherness) und die möglicherweise bisexuelle Sarah Produzentin Jill Soloway. Eine Hauptrolle in der Serie hat Jeffrey Tambor (Arrested (Amy Landecker, Louie). Während die Familienmitglieder auf der Suche nach ihrem wahren Development) als Maura, die ihr Leben ursprünglich als Mort, Familienoberhaupt der Ich sind, entwickeln sie sich in verschiedene Richtungen weiter. Pfeffermans, führte. Als sie sich als Maura ihrer Familie neu vorstellt, kommen allmählich Amazon hat bereits eine dritte Staffel von Transparent bestellt, die 2016 exklusiv für Prime- die Geheimnisse aller Familienmitglieder ans Licht. Dazu gehören ihre Exfrau Shelly (Judith Mitglieder verfügbar sein wird. 4 Die Pfeffermans: Maura (Jeffrey Tambor, r.) mit Exfrau Shelly (Judith Light) ... ... und ihre reizenden Kinder Sarah (Amy Landecker), Ali (Gaby Hoffmann) und Josh (Jay Duplass). 5 WHAT’S LOOKING GOOD premiere .......................................................... 11. DEZEMBER 2015 exklusiv bei Prime Video deutsche synchronisation .......... 29. JANUAR 2016 exklusiv bei Prime Video inhalt .......................................................................................................... 10 halbstündige Episoden spezialitäten 11 Primetime Emmy Award nominierungen 2 Golden Globe Award auszeichnungen 3 WGA Award nominierungen Beste TV-Serie (Komödie oder Musical) 5 Primetime Emmy Award auszeichnungen Jeffrey Tambor: Bester Schauspieler in einer Comedyserie GLAAD Media Award auszeichnung Bester Hauptdarsteller in einer Comedyserie: Beste Comedyserie Jeffrey Tambor 2 Critics’ Choice Television Award Beste Regie für eine Comedyserie: Jill Soloway auszeichnungen 4 GALECA Dorian Award auszeichnungen Bester Gastdarsteller in einer Comedyserie: Jeffrey Tambor: Bester Schauspieler in einer Comedyserie Jill Soloway: TV-Regisseurin des Jahres Bradley Whitford Bradley Whitford: Bester Gastschauspieler in einer Jeffrey Tambor: TV-Performance des Jahres - Bestes Kostüm für eine Gegenwartsserie, Miniserie oder Comedyserie Schauspieler Film: Marie Schley und Nancy Jarzynko LGBTQ TV-Serie des Jahres Beste Originaltitelmusik: Dustin O’Halloran AFI Award auszeichnung TV-Komödie des Jahres 4 TCA Award nominierungen TV-Serie des Jahres DGA Award auszeichnung Jill Soloway: herausragende Regieleistung in einer Comedyserie 6 hauptrollen Co-ProducerS........................................................................................................................................ Jeffrey Tambor........................................................................................als Maura Pfefferman Jennifer Corey, Rhys Ernst, Zackary Drucker Jay Duplass..................................................................................................als Josh Pfefferman Consulting Producers................................................................................................................ Gaby Hoffmann...............................................................................................als Ali Pfefferman Rick Rosenthal, Joan Scheckel Amy Landecker..........................................................................................als Sarah Pfefferman Judith Light...............................................................................................als Shelly Pfefferman directors.................................................................................................................................................... Jill Soloway, Marielle Heller, Stacie Passon, Silas Howard, Jim Frohna, Andrea Arnold writers........................................................................................................................................................... Jill Soloway, Bridget Bedard, Micah Fitzerman-Blue, Noah Harpster, Ali Liebegott, wiederkehrende gastdarsteller.................................................................................. Ethan Kuperberg, Faith Soloway, Our Lady J Anjelica Huston, Cherry Jones, Bradley Whitford, Carrie Brownstein, Kathryn Hahn, Melora Hardin, Alexandra Billings, Rob Huebel, Trace Lysette, Emily Robinson, Casting by................................................................................................................................................... Michaela Watkins, Hari Nef Eyde Belasco created by.................................................................................................................................................. Production Designer................................................................................................................... Jill Soloway Catherine Smith Executive ProducerS.................................................................................................................... directors of photography.................................................................................................. Jill Soloway, Andrea Sperling Jim Frohna, John Guleserian Co-Executive ProducerS.......................................................................................................... costumes designed by................................................................................................................... Bridget Bedard, Victor Hsu Marie Schley ProducerS.................................................................................................................................................. Amazon head of half-hour programming......................................................... Micah Fitzerman-Blue, Noah Harpster Joe Lewis 7 OUR MAIN COURSES JOSH (Jay Duplass).................................................................................................. ist immer noch besessen von Perfektion: der perfekte Job in der Musikindustrie, das perfekte Haus und jetzt auch noch die perfekte Familie. Nachdem er seine Beziehung mit Rabbi Raquel gerettet und seinen vor kurzem zurückgekehrten Sohn Colton bei sich aufgenommen hat, scheint für Josh endlich alles gut zu laufen. Aber kann er ein guter Partner und Vater sein, obwohl er nie ein positives Vorbild hatte? ALI (Gaby Hoffmann)................................................................................................ konzentriert sich auf ihre Zukunft und bereitet sich auf ihr Studium vor. Während sie sich in die akademische Welt stürzt, entdeckt sie zufällig Teile der Familiengeschichte, die seit Generationen im Verborgenen liegen. Sie wäre nicht Ali, wenn es nicht auch eine sexuelle Intrige auf dem Campus gäbe, die einige ihrer wichtigsten Beziehungen bedroht – auch die mit Maura. Ali versucht die Bedürfnisse von anderen mit ihrer eigenen Neugier in Einklang zu bringen und so gelingen ihr einige unerwartete Aussöhnungen. 8 SARAH (Amy Landecker)........................................................................................ schießt weiterhin ihre Beziehungen in den Wind, um ihre vage Unzufriedenheit mit ihrem Leben zu lindern. Ihre Zerstörungswut sorgt für Streit mit früheren Freunden und anderen Müttern aus der Schule. Trotzdem findet sie immer noch keine Befriedigung für das Kribbeln, das seit Jahrzehnten in ihr verborgen liegt. Zielstrebig wie eh und je versucht Sarah, das Rätsel ihres Begehrens zu lösen. shelly (Judith Light).............................................................................................. hat gerade Ehemann Nummer zwei verloren. Ihre Trauer verarbeitet sie genauso, wie sie andere bemuttert: mit einer Beklommenheit, die verhindert, dass sie zu irgendjemandem eine Verbindung aufbaut – insbesondere nicht zu ihrer Familie. Doch als frischgebackener Single in Marina del Rey bieten sich ihr einige romantische Überraschungen. maura (Jeffrey Tambor)......................................................................................... ist den nächsten Schritt auf ihrem Weg gegangen. Kann sie nun, da sie offen als Frau lebt, endlich glücklich sie selbst sein? Nichts an ihrem neuen Leben ist einfach: In der Trans-Community fasst sie nur schwer Fuß, ihre Herkunftsfamilie lehnt sie ab und, romantische Liebe zu finden, ist sehr schwierig. Dennoch inspiriert Maura ihre erwachsenen Kinder und ihre Exfrau dabei, ganz sie selbst zu sein – genau wie Maura. 9 FAMILY OWNED SINCE 2014 Patchwork at its best: Familie Pfefferman mit ihren Lieben. 10 1 2 3 4 Beziehungsgeschichten: [1] Jeff und Raquel (Kathryn Hahn, l.), [2] Sarah und Tammy (Melora Hardin, l.), [3] Alis Freundin Syd (Carrie Brownstein, l.) sowie [4] Shelly (l.) und Maura. 11 JAY DUPLASS Jay startete seine Karriere im
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