Queen Latifah To Produce Travel Docu About Female Comedians & Their Famous Friends
Queen Latifah To Produce Travel Docu About Female Comedians & Their Famous Friends
Queen Latifah continues to create more TV content. According to reports, she’s teaming up with Electus to develop a travel documentary series. She will executive produce with her Flavor Unit Entertainment banner, with Flavor Unit’s Shakim Compere also executive producing. Latifah says of her latest venture,
There are so many funny, brilliant women in this industry, and – with plenty of successful male-driven travel series out there – a comedic docu-series about sisterhood and adventure is just the type of uncharted territory we want to plant our flag in.
I’m so excited to develop a show that not only elevates and highlights female comedians, but also brings them together for an amazing time that will also be a trip for viewers.
Called Friends in Strange Places, the series will highlight the global adventures of female comedians and their famous friends. Each episode will document the international travels and escapades of a pair of female stars.
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