Awful Announcing
"If audiences walk away from UNTOLD with an understanding of the complexities and struggles that these humans are going through and how sports has an impact on the larger culture beyond who 'wins' or 'loses,' that will be our victory."
Kenya Barris, the creator of 'Black-ish,' produced the film.
“After all these years I’m finally ready to tell my story."
This cast of characters couldn't be contained in a one- or two-hour documentary.
Viewers get to sit shotgun with Maya Moore and her family for this incredible ride.
USA will air the eight-part "Race for the Championship" series in 2022.
'Why Not?' will follow a high school basketball star who discovers opportunities in the tech industry.
"I think everyone in Vancouver can remember exactly where they were when the riots happened. It’s always just such an interesting conversation that comes up."
The documentary is helmed by Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine, known for past Emmy- and Academy Award-winning documentaries.
"I am thrilled that the true story of the Lakers will finally be shared with the world -- and that we are in such capable hands with Hulu and Antoine, a director whose storytelling I’ve admired for years."
"Willie Mays is an American icon, a prime example of black excellence and baseball’s greatest player. It’s an honor to be able to chronicle his journey from the Negro Leagues in Alabama, stardom with the Giants in Harlem and to the game’s apex in San Francisco."
Novick wants to give "unheard voices" an opportunity to tell stories through Meadowlark.
This series will feature six hour-long episodes covering four different USA women's gymnastics national team hopefuls.
