#Chaos Machine Productions

[sweetonsugden]

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Excuse me?! Oh, hell no! We will not condone Jensen Fucking Ackles dimming his light just so the manchild doesn’t feel bad.

She’s actually going ask people to quit asking questions about upcoming projects?! Well fuck her and the giraffe she rode in on.

[angel-fruitcake]

does anyone know if chaos machine productions still has the license for supernatural?

[acklesarchives]

Idc if no one posts edits on here🙏🙏 I needed to post this #yearningforher

[deansraspberrypie]

Dean saved

his family 🥺❤🥹

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[sexyvixen7]

Exciting News!!

[danneel-ackles-love]

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[positivexcellence]

‘One Tree Hill’ Sequel Series Led By Sophia Bush & Hilarie Burton In Works At Netflix

The long-rumored One Tree Hill sequel series is closer to becoming a reality at Netflix.

Original stars Sophia Bush and Hilarie Burton are set to executive produce and reprise their roles of Brooke Davis and Peyton Sawyer, respectively, in the sequel series from writer/executive producer Becky Hartman Edwards and Warner Bros. TV, which is currently in development at the streamer, sources reveal to Deadline. Jensen Ackles and Danneel Ackles also executive produce through their Chaos Machine banner with the latter in talks to return as Rachel Scott. Emily Moss Wilson is a producer.

Created by Mark Schwahn, One Tree Hill premiered in 2003 and ran for 9 seasons on The WB network and its successor the CW. The sequel is said to take place 20 years later following best friends Brooke and Peyton who are now parents to teens and facing challenges not unfamiliar to what they tackled in the original series like love, insecurities and grief, we understand.

The coming-of-age drama also starred Chad Michael Murray, James Lafferty, Bethany Joy Galeotti, Austin Nichols, Antwon Tanner and Paul Johansson, among others. Deadline hears there have been conversations with other members of the ensemble cast, however, Bush and Burton are the only ones set thus far. Murray, who played Lucas Scott across 6 seasons and returned as a guest star in Season 9, has no plans to return for the follow-up, we understand.

Deadline has been tracking the project for a while, and it went public this morning in Production Weekly as it has been going through deal-making and development. Reps for Netflix and WBTV declined to comment on this story.

Netflix previously revived another signature WBTV series that ran on the WB and CW, Gilmore Girls, where Murray was a breakout before landing a lead on One Tree Hill.

Set in a fictional North Carolina town, One Tree Hill begins as a story about two half-brothers, Lucas (Murray) and Nathan (Lafferty), with a strained relationship forced to navigate high school together whose social circles eventually intersect. As the show progressed, the story opened to follow all of the friendships, romance, heartbreak and familial tensions in Tree Hill, through the lens of the teens. Brooke Davis, Peyton Sawyer and Haley James Scott (Galeotti) often anchored the storyline.

Deadline

[justsojensen]

The sequel series hails from writer/executive producer Becky Hartman Edwards and Warner Bros. TV. Danneel and her husband Jensen Ackles are executive producing the project through their Chaos Machine banner with the latter in talks to return as Rachel Scott. Emily Moss Wilson is a producer.

[lol-jackles]

Something I've been wondering with this lawsuit going on pertaining to Danneel and Jensen... given CMP was in a contract with WB at the time Bryan was struck by lightning, even though they were all listed individually, does it fall on WB to foot the whole bill if Brian were to settle or are all of them individually responsible since they were named individually?

WB and CMP will settle with Bryan. CW will likely get out of the lawsuit because it's the studio runs the set, not the network.

WB is among the worst studio for set conditions. Combined with a production team with almost no experience, constant reshoots due to poor control quality, leading to them getting really behind and being under pressure to make it up. All the ingredients for disaster. They're lucky no one died.

Producers would be liable and partially responsible because they should be aware of safety complaints on set. Production companies have insurance for these kind of things because they are naturally the target for liabilities. Even if Jensen wasn't on the set or we don't know how involved he is with the production, he and Danneel were on their social media accounts posting about this regularly when the show was aired.

I'm sure WB will claim that they did not oversee or control any aspect of The Winchesters and it was CMP who hired the director Showalter who made the call to film in bad weather, that all they did was cut a check, and all responsibility should fall to CMP and any other production companies behind the show. Bryan's lawyer will say it's ridiculous to say that WB's investment involves not oversight on how their money was being used. CMP's lawyer will likely say that it the studio's own production coordinator and safety officers that gave bad advice. Either way, both WB and CMP/Jensen will settle with Bryan.

[dotthings]

Thinking about the news from jibcon that Chaos Machine sold a show, while I'd be excited about that anyway, I also wanted to point out even more reason why that's even more notable right now. Because in the changing TV landscape of tightened belts and far fewer projects being bought and fewer TV shows getting made (that's just facts, if you follow media entertainment news), it's even more competitive. So I'm extra excited that Chaos Machine sold a show. These are good people whose company is focused toward making inclusive entertainment.

[unhinged-jackles]

thinking about her

[sweetonsugden]

https://x.com/jensenacklespl/status/1916819968311611585?s=46&t=4qtBJkXepz_TXJ7gRKQKvQ

I’m not sure why it just comes up as a link, but this is Jensen talking about the process of Chaos Machine bringing a project to pitch.

He mentioned about the book that he pitched to Amazon and he mentioned that the rights to so many things are owned by people which stagnates the process.

Anyway, this reminded me of a book series I’ve been a fan of and have read for years. The option rights were bought YEARS ago and the purchaser sat in it for ages. So no one could do anything until finally the guy released ownership.

[tricksangel]

Hi, guys! I'm a hunter but i'm also a graduated Screenwriter, and I'm starting to work on some diversify scripts to a Supernatural Reboot. I've many ideas and way's to bring Supernatural back, but I really need help to contacting Jensen or Jared, or Robbie Thompson or with some director. I tried with CM but didn't work. So... help me?

[clairedelune-13]

I’d give anything to get a second season. Those poor actors deserve at least more time with these characters.

[deansraspberrypie]

Welcome back, Dean Winchester 🥹❤🥰

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[sexyvixen7]

Hilarie and Sophia are returning plus executive producing. Danneel is in talks to return and to executive produce with Jensen under their production company, Chaos Machine Productions.