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Stan Lee developing superhero drama Lucky Man starring James Nesbitt

April 1, 2015 by Gary Collinson

Comic book legend Stan Lee is teaming up with Sky 1 to create a new superhero TV show entitled Lucky Man, which is being produced by Downton Abbey’s Carnival Films and Lee’s own POW! Entertainment.

The 10-episode drama series will revolve around a down on his luck London policeman crippled by his gambling habbit and in debt to a local crime boss, who discovers a bracelet that grants him superpowers. James Nesbitt will take on the lead role, a character called DI Harry Clayton.

“Luck has always been a fascinating subject to me, and I am excited to finally share that fascination with audiences around the world,” said Lee. “With all the creative projects I have worked on, I sure am a lucky man myself and I am excited to be working with Sky 1 and Carnival Films on this latest project.”

Lucky Man is set to get underway on Sky 1 next year.

 

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Filed Under: Gary Collinson, News, Television Tagged With: James Nesbitt, Lucky Man, Stan Lee

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