According to Deadline.com, DreamWorks TV has sent out a spec for the project -- entitled 'Higher Learning' -- to several pay cable networks, and is hoping for a quick decision. Details are sketchy right now, but the TV drama would see Berry starring as a college professor.
The script was written by 30-year industry veteran Lee Rose, who was queen of TV movies in their heyday during the 1990s. Since then Rose has worked as a director and producer on series such as 'Weeds,' 'Related,' 'Haven' and 'Greek.'
Berry got her TV acting start in 'Who's the Boss?' spin-off show, 'Living Dolls,' in the late '80s, before moving into guest spots on series including 'A Different World' and 'Knots Landing.' She came to prominence with her starring role in the TV miniseries 'Queen' and the rest, as they say, is show business history.
Although Berry's now most famous for her movie roles, she dips back into TV every now and then, with roles in critically acclaimed TV movies 'Their Eyes Were Watching God' and HBO's 'Introducing Dorothy Dandridge,' for which she won both a Best Actress Emmy and Golden Globe in 2000. However, 'Higher Learning' would be her first venture into a TV series in more than 10 years.
Many big name movie stars are being lured back to TV by the projects on offer at the pay cable networks, with rich pickings for many older actresses in particular. By heading back to TV, Berry joins fellow Oscar-winners Helen Mirren, Kate Winslet, Holly Hunt and Judi Dench who have all picked up some meaty roles in recent years.
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