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<em>Georgetown</em>, The <em>Gossip Girl</em> Creators DC Drama, Is Shooting In NY
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Garth Johnston
Published Mar 11, 2011
Modified Mar 11, 2011
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Do you sometimes want feel like your apartment or (wow) townhouse feels like it is right out of Washington D.C., not New York? Do you occasionally watch Gossip Girl and think "I wish my house was on this television box in front of me?" You might still have a shot! A Park Slope reader sent us a pic of this flyer which just showed up in his mail:
According to IMDB Georgetown "centers around the young people behind the power brokers of Washington, DC." and will be staring James Wolk (who three of us remember as the lead on the lovely-but-canceled Lone Star) and Katie Cassidy (the daughter of David Cassidy and the only watchable thing about the CW's failed Melrose Place reboot). Even better it is being produced by Stephanie Savage (Gossip Girl) and Josh Schwartz (The O.C., Gossip Girl, Chuck).
If you want to get their attention you better act quick, looks like they're aiming to start shooting soon.
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