FX series 'The Sterling Affairs', covering the downfall of ex-Clippers owner Donald Sterling, casts Laurence Fishburne and Jacki Weaver.
FX is looking to sink a slam dunk with news of their latest limited series. The network has put in a straight-to-series order for The Sterling Affairs, which pulls its story from the ESPN 30 For 30 podcast centered around the real-life story of former Los Angeles Clippers owner, Donald Sterling’s, fall from grace.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY Fishburne has been tapped as the courageous and driven former Clippers Head Coach, Doc Rivers, with Weaver set to play the tough-as-nails and determined, Shelly Sterling. The original podcast was hosted by Ramona Shelburne who will also serve as an executive producer alongside Welch, Nina Jacobson, Color Force’s Brad Simpson, and Kevin Bray who is also slated to direct the first set of episodes. Color Force’s Nellie Reed will produce alongside Rembert Browne.
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