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Freddie's new leading woman
Freddie has found a new leading woman for his comedy pilot. |
 UNTITLED FREDDIE PRINZE JR. PROJECT (ABC) - Jacqueline Obradors ("N.Y.P.D. Blue") has joined the cast of the comedy pilot, about a young man (Freddie Prinze Jr.) who after finally breaking free of his overbearing family must return home to a household of women who drive him crazy after his brother dies. Obradors will play Sofia in the Warner Bros. Television/Mohawk Productions-based project. Her character is described in the casting notice as: "Early 30's. Freddie's older sister, she's a beautiful 1/2 Puerto Rican and 1/2 Italian woman who is recently divorced and now attending medical school. A smart but slightly geeky teenager, she has grown up to be a pretty, smart and slightly geeky adult. Behind the curve for her age, she had a baby at 17 with her college professor, but they out grew their student-mentor relationship and ended the marriage. Not comfortable with her good looks, she prizes brains over beauty for herself and her young daughter, Zoey. Her relationship with Freddie is complicated. An opinionated sort, she tries to mother Freddie, but now that he's a success, at least in business, he doesn't appreciate her efforts to boss him."
In addition, some further details have emerged about Brian Austin Green's character, Chris: "28. He's Freddie's best friend, a trust fund baby who met Freddie on the swim team in high school, when they became really close. If Freddie is evolved because he grew up with strong women, Chris is the opposite, having been raised by nannies and his family's other employees. He doesn't work, o he spends a lot of time playing video games and gambling online. He's extremely laid back, and has a child's sense of wonder about everything around him. It's all good all the time." Bruce Helford, Deborah Oppenheimer, Bruce Rasmussen and Freddie Prinze Jr. are the executive producers.
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