Netflix Developing New Wrestling Drama ‘Tuesday Night Titans’ with Former WWE Writer
Former WWE writer Michael Notarile and director Jon M. Chu are developing a new wrestling-focused drama series titled ‘Tuesday Night Titans’ for Netflix.
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Former WWE writer Michael Notarile and director Jon M. Chu are developing a new wrestling-focused drama series titled ‘Tuesday Night Titans’ for Netflix.
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