The Nanny Diaries Remake: Netflix's New Series

0:00It's April 23rd. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Netflix is remaking that 2007 Scarlett Johansson rom-com. The nanny diaries as a TV series. Johansson herself is executive producing through Greg Berlanti's company and Warner Brothers Television. It's based on the 2002 novel by Emma McLaughlin and Nicola Kraus, just like the original movie. The script comes from Amy Chosic, who did The Girls on the Bus, and Ginny Bix from Sex and the City. Both are also executive producing and running the show as showrunners. Back in the movie, Johansson played a college grad who becomes a nanny for a rich, but messed up Manhattan family's kid. It starred Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney as the parents, plus Chris Evans and Alicia Keys. Reviews were mixed, but folks loved the acting, especially Linney and that Johansson Evans spark. For the series, the story follows a broke aspiring writer named Annie, who nannies for

1:00an upper east side socialite. She dives into their wild, rich world and goes undercover for a big book deal, exposing it all, while getting too attached. This slots right into Netflix's lineup of book adaptations like Black Hole and the Corrections, giving that nanny tale a fresh, small screen spin-wee. I'd actually binge.