Between 1985 and 1992 the Golden Girls proved a ratings hit around
the world. It centered on the lives and adventures of Blanche, Dorothy,
Sophia and Rose – four seniors living in Miami. Not only was the show
savagely funny, but it advocated a message of love and acceptance –
making it a bit with many LGBT viewers.
Stan Zimmerman, a writer of the original Golden Girls show, has co-written a pilot episode for Silver Foxes which will follow the story of four elderly gay men.
Zimmerman said, ‘Everyone of us is getting older,’ he told the Party Foul Radio podcast, ‘Especially with gays and lesbians and transgender, we create our own families – and that’s what the Golden Girls did. Those women came together and supported each other.’
The series will be written by Zimmerman and James Berg who also worked together on Roseanne and the Gilmore Girls.
The two writers are hoping the series will be picked up by the Hulu or other major network, according to an Instagram posting.
No official announcement has been made about who will be cast.
Stan Zimmerman, a writer of the original Golden Girls show, has co-written a pilot episode for Silver Foxes which will follow the story of four elderly gay men.
Zimmerman said, ‘Everyone of us is getting older,’ he told the Party Foul Radio podcast, ‘Especially with gays and lesbians and transgender, we create our own families – and that’s what the Golden Girls did. Those women came together and supported each other.’
The series will be written by Zimmerman and James Berg who also worked together on Roseanne and the Gilmore Girls.
The two writers are hoping the series will be picked up by the Hulu or other major network, according to an Instagram posting.
No official announcement has been made about who will be cast.
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