It has been months since we heard of the ongoing battle between Prospect Park and ABC. Prospect Park, which brought back the ABC canceled soaps, “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” announced that it plans on liquidating its assets, based on a report from The Hollywood Reporter. For those that need a refresher…
ABC is determined to get what is owed to them. The alphabet network issued a cross-complaint suit against Prospect Park, Deadline reports, and the network claims it is entitled to over $145 million in payments, but only was paid for the first few seasons of the “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” reboots….
As reported last night, Prospect Park, the company behind in trying to rebuild and resume “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Now, The Hollywood Reporter is stating that it is facing more problems. Prospect Park owes ABC $1.7 million. In the bankruptcy filing, Andrew Kurth, the law…
Prospect Park has filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a report from the Los Angeles Times. The production company, which was produced by Rich Frank and Jeff Kwatinetz, spent over three years and $10 million to revive the canceled ABC soaps, “All My Children” and “One Life to Live.” While the two shows…
Lifetime is making room for another original scripted series to be added to its network. Deadline is reporting that the network has picked up the show, “Un-Real,” for a 10-episode order. The show stars Shiri Appleby, who fans recognize from her role on “Roswell,” as well as former “One Life to Live” star Josh Kelly….
Since Prospect Park first hit ABC with an amended lawsuit back in November, the alphabet network has finally issued a statement regarding the matter at hand. A new report by The Hollywood Reporter states that ABC wants to make sure that Prospect Park will have no hold over the soaps. As previously reported, Prospect Park…
Just a few days after the cast of “All My Children” were given the news that it would not be returning for a second season, Prospect Park has come under fire yet again. The production company filed a new-amended complaint against ABC seeking $95 million in damages. In April of this year, Prospect Park sued…
While fans have been waiting to hear an announcement from Prospect Park since Friday, one of the show’s actresses took to Twitter late this evening to break the news to fans about where they stand. Debbi Morgan, who played Angie Hubbard on the soap, responded to Twitter fans with the news that they will not…
