Israeli Creators Ron Leshem and Amit Cohen to Write New Marvel Series
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Israeli creators Ron Leshem and Amit Cohen will write a new Marvel spy series called "Zodiac" for Disney+. The show, about spies with special abilities, is set to premiere in 2028, with production starting in 2027. Leshem and Cohen have a history of creating successful Israeli and American television shows. The series joins a changing landscape of Marvel's live-action productions.
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- Israeli creators Ron Leshem and Amit Cohen will write Marvel's new "Zodiac" spy series for Disney+.
- The "Zodiac" series is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ in 2028.
- Production for the "Zodiac" series is expected to commence in 2027.
- Leshem and Cohen previously created the Israeli "Euphoria" and other popular shows.
- Several other Marvel series, including "Daredevil: Born Again," are concluding soon.
Israeli creators Ron Leshem and Amit Cohen have been chosen to write a new spy series titled "Zodiac" for Disney+, according to a report by Deadline. The series, which was announced earlier this month with few details, will follow a pair of spies pursuing targets with special abilities.
Production for "Zodiac" is slated to begin in 2027, with the series expected to premiere on Disney+ in 2028. Leshem, who has lived in Boston for the past decade, was a creator of the original Israeli version of "Euphoria" and served as a creator on the acclaimed HBO American adaptation. Cohen and Leshem have previously collaborated on popular Israeli series such as "Bad Boy," "Nobody Leaves Palo Alto," "Unit 8200," "Red Skies," and "Traitor," as well as the Hulu drama "The Expanse" for the American market.
"Zodiac" will join Marvel's slate of live-action series. This comes as several successful Marvel series are concluding or have recently ended. The "WandaVision" trilogy will wrap up next month with "Vision Quest," and "Daredevil: Born Again," which brought back characters like Matt Murdock and Jessica Jones, will also conclude with its third season next year. "Wonder Man," starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, has been canceled after just one season.
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