Mark Pellegrino is set to star in a new dramedy series titled “A Motel,” marking his latest role after appearances in “Supernatural,” “13 Reasons Why,” and “American Rust.” The show, created by Brian A. Metcalf, the mind behind “Underdeveloped,” centers on a group of quirky employees working at a rundown motel. Their lives take a chaotic turn when they accidentally discover that the motel is being used as a drug storage facility by the mafia.
Behind-the-Scenes and Production Details
Brian A. Metcalf is not only the writer and executive producer of the series, but he also serves as the showrunner, director, and an actor. He collaborates with Asif Akbar and Kelly Arjen, who join him in the executive production team. Akbar, known for directing the crime thriller “Boneyard” starring Mel Gibson and 50 Cent, will direct several episodes of “A Motel” and also feature in the series. Mark Pellegrino will co-executive produce and provide additional support for the project.
The production of “A Motel” is scheduled to begin next month in Las Vegas, with six episodes planned for the first season. The project is currently independently financed, with no network attached yet. The producers aim to sell the series after post-production, allowing them greater creative freedom and flexibility.
Mark Pellegrino and Brian A. Metcalf have previously collaborated on the film “Adverse” and the series “Underdeveloped,” both available on Amazon Freevee and Tubi, respectively. Their past collaborations have been well-received, setting high expectations for “A Motel.”
Metcalf is represented by Innovative Artists, Authentic Talent & Literary Management, Greenberg Glusker, and Weinberg Gonsler. Asif Akbar is represented by Artist International Group and Nadia Davari. Mark Pellegrino is represented by Realm Talent and Framework Entertainment.
“A Motel” promises to be a captivating drama series with a blend of humor, drama, and crime. Fans of Mark Pellegrino can look forward to a thrilling show set in Las Vegas, featuring a talented cast and crew. This unique combination of elements has the potential to make “A Motel” a standout series.
