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Example input
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Miles Heizer (13 Reasons Why, Parenthood) is heading to the front lines in The Corps. Inspired by former US Marine Greg Cope White’s memoir The Pink Marine, the upcoming 10-episode drama series hails from showrunner Andy Parker (Tales of the City, Imposters).
Set in 1990, The Corps follows charming underdog Cameron Cope (Heizer), a bullied, gay high school student who impulsively joins the Marine Corps with his straight best friend, Ray (Liam Oh), in hopes that he’ll finally be made into a “real man.” It’s a dangerous move at a time when being gay in the military meant a prison sentence or worse. The two friends plunge into Marine Corps boot camp — amid both literal and metaphorical land mines — joining a platoon of young men on a harrowing journey of transformation.
Oh’s Ray is the ultimate ride or die best friend for Cameron, as well as the son of a strict Marine father. He carries the pressure of having to be best at all times, but when boot camp shakes his faith in himself, he is forced to reevaluate his life’s trajectory.
Before enlisting, Heizer’s Cameron lives in a chaotic home with his narcissistic mother Barbara, played by Vera Farmiga (When They See Us, Halston). Barbara is a chameleon — and someone who’s always on the run due to the consequences of her actions — but she becomes unmoored when Cameron ships out.
Max Parker plays Sgt. Sullivan, the consummate elite Recon Marine. He has been decorated for valor on numerous top-secret missions, but struggles to keep his own secret hidden. Haunted by his past, Sullivan sees himself in Cameron and tries to prepare him for the same personal war he’ll face beyond boot camp.
The Corps’ cast also includes Cedrick Cooper (Staff Sgt. McKinnon), Ana Ayora (Capt. Fajardo), Angus O’Brien (Hicks), Dominic Goodman (Nash), Kieron Moore (Slovacek), Nicholas Logan (Sgt. Howitt), Blake Burt (John Bowman), Logan Gould (Mo Mason), Zach Roerig (Knox), Johnathan Nieves (Ochoa), Brandon Tyler Moore (Cody Bowman), Ivan Hoey Jr. (Benjy), Anthony Marble (Harlan) and Joy Osmanski (Ji-Yeong).
Alongside Parker, Norman Lear will executive produce the series with Brent Miller (through ACT III Productions), Rachel Davidson, Scott Hornbacher, Peter Hoar (who will direct), Sony Pictures Television and White, who in addition to producing, will write.
Tudum will report back with any updates on The Corps on the double.
Example output
Acclaimed actor Miles Heizer, known for his work in 13 Reasons Why and Parenthood, is set to take on a groundbreaking new role in The Corps, an upcoming 10-episode drama series. Inspired by the memoir of former US Marine Greg Cope White, The Pink Marine, The Corps will be led by showrunner Andy Parker, whose credits include Tales of the City and Imposters.
Set in 1990, The Corps follows the story of Cameron Cope, played by Heizer, a gay high school student who joins the Marine Corps with his best friend Ray (Liam Oh) in an attempt to prove his masculinity. With being gay in the military punishable by imprisonment, the two friends are entering dangerous territory. The series will explore their transformation as they undergo Marine Corps boot camp and become part of a platoon of young men.
Oh’s Ray is Cameron's loyal best friend and son of a strict Marine father. He is under constant pressure to excel, but the challenges of boot camp force him to reconsider his goals. Meanwhile, Cameron's home life is chaotic, with a narcissistic mother played by Vera Farmiga who is always on the run due to the consequences of her actions. When Cameron departs for boot camp, his mother becomes unmoored.
The cast of The Corps also includes Max Parker as Sgt. Sullivan, an elite Recon Marine struggling to keep his own secrets hidden, and Cedrick Cooper as Staff Sgt. McKinnon. Ana Ayora will play Capt. Fajardo, Angus O’Brien as Hicks, and Kieron Moore as Slovacek. Dominic Goodman will play Nash, while Nicholas Logan will take on the role of Sgt. Howitt. Other cast members include Blake Burt, Logan Gould, Zach Roerig, Johnathan Nieves, Brandon Tyler Moore, Ivan Hoey Jr., Anthony Marble, and Joy Osmanski.
The Corps will be executive produced by Norman Lear, Brent Miller, Rachel Davidson, Scott Hornbacher, and Peter Hoar, who will also direct. Sony Pictures Television and Greg Cope White will produce and write for the series.
Fans of Heizer and military dramas alike will eagerly anticipate the arrival of The Corps, which promises to be a riveting and emotional exploration of the Marine Corps during a pivotal time in history. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new series.
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