Actress Ginnifer Goodwin, who is known for her main roles in 'Why Women Kill' and 'Once Upon a Time', is set as a co-le...
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Actress Ginnifer Goodwin, who is known for her main roles in 'Why Women Kill' and 'Once Upon a Time', is set as a co-lead opposite Eliza Coupe in Fox’s comedy pilot 'Pivoting' (writen by Liz Astrof), from Aaron Kaplan’s Kapital Entertainment and Warner Bros TV.
Written by Astrof and to be directed by Tristram Shapeero, Pivoting follows three women — Amy (Eliza Coupe), Jodie (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Sarah — after the death of their childhood best friend. Faced with the reality that life is short, in desperate attempts to find happiness, they make a series of impulsive, ill-advised and self-indulgent decisions, strengthening their bond and proving it’s never too late to screw up your life.
Goodwin’s Jodie is Amy’s (Coupe) close friend, who also is coping with the loss of Coleen. Raised by an overprotective mother, Jodie is herself a parent of three, married to a suffocating husband who gives her no room to breathe and be herself. She finds the excitement, attention and affection she craves in the form of an affair with her gym trainer. Tommy Dewey also stars.
Astrof executive produces with Shapeero and Kapital’s Kaplan and Dana Honor. WBTV and Kapital will co-produce with Fox Entertainment.
Ginnifer Goodwin, famous for HBO’s Big Love and ABC’s Once Upon a Time, is coming off a starring turn in the first installment of Marc Cherry’s anthology series Why Women Kill on CBS All Access. She also recently was seen in Dolly Parton’s Heartstrings and The Twilight Zone. Goodwin is repped by WME, John Carrabino Management and Gendler & Kelly.
