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'Field Of Dreams' To Be Adapted Into Peacock Miniseries By 'Parks And Recreation' Creator 메이저사이트

MLB's exceptionally fruitful Field of Dreams Game will not be the solitary TV appearance of a specific Iowa cornfield. 

A miniseries adaption of the exemplary baseball film "Field of Dreams" has been requested directly to series by NBC's real time feature Peacock, as per The Hollywood Reporter. The series will purportedly be a sensational rethinking of the Kevin Costner-drove film, which was thus a transformation of W.P. Kinsella's book "Shoeless Joe." 

In charge of the new series is Michael Schur, the productive essayist/maker known for making hit comedies like "Parks and Recreation," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "The Good Place." Schur is likewise known for his work on "The Office" and "Saturday Night Live." 

While Schur's credits are generally restricted to the parody world, he more than meets the baseball capabilities for such a task. Outside of his normal everyday employment, Schur is known for his past baseball composing at the now-torpid "Fire Joe Morgan" blog and has a web recording on "The Athletic" with Joe Posnanski. 

The miniseries is important for a sizable by and large arrangement Schur has with NBC Universal, which has effectively made Peacock's "Rutherford Falls." 

The exchanges to adjust "Field of Dreams" would have occurred well before the Field of Dreams Game, yet the energy and resulting appraisals for the game needed to have given Peacock some extra certainty that there is as yet a business opportunity for the film's image of baseball wistfulness. 

Both the presentation, including a shocking visual of New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox players entering through cornfield, and the thrill ride that occurred on the field converted into the greatest evaluations MLB has found in a normal season game since 2005. 

The equation was fruitful to such an extent that MLB chief Rob Manfred has effectively said there will be another game in 2022, apparently between the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds. It's difficult to envision Peacoack not being keen on promoting during that game.