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| Fairchild: April 5, 2010 in Los Angeles/morganfairchild.com |
UPDATED 4/15: "On set in Bradenton with Morgan Fairchild"
UPDATED 4/10: "Morgan Fairchild has arrived in Bradenton for shooting of 'Workers' Comp'"
UPDATED 4/5: "'Sopranos' actor joins cast of Bradenton-shot sitcom pilot 'Workers' Comp'"
UPDATED 4/3: OK, here are the facts. Running on front page of today's Bradenton Herald:
Local production company lands star and others for TV show pilot"
UPDATED 3/11: "I understand Harrison (Sanborn) is a co-writer, and that the story is actually based upon the other writer’s background or family experiences of actually running a workers comp office," reads e-mail sent from Sarasota County Film and Entertainment Director
Jeanne Corcoran at 2:33 p.m. March 11. "
The production company we’ve been assisting with permit information and other production questions and resources is not Sanborn Studios."
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Emmy Award-nominated actress
Morgan Fairchild will be in Bradenton and Sarasota shooting the comedy
pilot "Workers Comp" in April.
Sanborn Studios chief
Ken Sanborn's 19-year-old son
Harrison Sanborn co-wrote the script.
Sanborn Studios, which has a facility in Lakewood Ranch, did not return a message left via phone with its receptionist this afternoon regarding "Workers Comp."
There's no mention of the show on the film and television company's
website.
My e-mail exchange with Sarasota County Film and Entertainment Director
Jeanne Corcoran did not reveal if Sanborn Studios is involved:
Tatangelo (7:11 p.m.): "'Workers Comp being shot in Sarasota and Bradenton ... Do you have any news regarding this Sanborn Studios production of sitcom starring Morgan Fairchild ... scheduled to shoot in Bradenton and Sarasota on April 10?"
Corcoran (8:48 p.m.): "Morgan + Robert Carradine are in 'Workers Comp' shooting here April."
Charley Koontz,
Robert Carradine,
Castille Landon and
Jennifer Lee Wiggins also star in the independently produced "Workers Comp" from
David Sauers ("Taking Woodstock")
and
Mark Wooster.
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| morganfairchild.com |
The comedy centers on a family insurance business owned by Joan (Fairchild) and the often odd workers comp claims that they are forced to manage.
"Filming will begin April 10 in Tampa, Fla.," reads
Fairchild's website.
Harrison Sanborn co-wrote the script with Landon.
E-mails and phone messages were also been left this afternoon with Fairchild's rep and Sauers.
Fairchild, who was nominated for an Emmy in 1990 for her guest appearance on "Murphy Brown," can be seen on NBC's "Chuck."
Koontz appears on NBC's "Community."
Carradine's credits include "Lizzie McGuire."