A HOLLYWOOD LOVE-HATE STORY
Married showrunners Dan and Gayle Bellingham are the creators of West Palm Beach, the biggest, buzziest hit show in modern TV history. But when an acrimonious divorce brings their collaboration to an abrupt end, Dan and Gayle embark on separate careers, each determined to prove to the other that they were the true creative force behind their partnership — and their burning mutual animosity leads to an increasingly bitter and deranged feud in which each will go to any length to undermine and destroy the other.
Created by Gary Whitta, a screenwriter with more than 20 years’ experience in the Hollywood trenches, See You In Hell is a love letter to the medium of television and to beleaguered creative artists everywhere, as well as an unflinching takedown of a dysfunctional entertainment industry in which art and commerce are in constant, pull-your-hair-out conflict.
GARY WHITTA (writer/director/producer) is a screenwriter and author best known as co-writer of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. He also wrote the post-apocalyptic thriller The Book of Eli starring Denzel Washington, co-wrote the Will Smith sci-fi adventure After Earth with M. Night Shyamalan, and served as writer and story consultant on Telltale Games’ adaptation of The Walking Dead, for which he received a BAFTA award. Gary also wrote several episodes of the award-winning animated TV series Star Wars Rebels and the Marvel Comics adaptation of The Last Jedi. He also wrote the original eight-part miniseries Batman: Fortress for DC Comics. His most recent original project, Gundog, was met with universal acclaim both as a novel and audio series which topped the podcast charts in several countries around the world. He has also made a bunch of dumb shit that you can read about somewhere else.