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Demi Moore returns to TV after 20 years with 10 Days in the Valley

This would mark Moore’s first TV role since she guest-starred on Will & Grace in 2003 the first series-regular role since she got her break on the soap General Hospital, on which she appeared from 1981-84.

Updated on: Feb 24, 2016, 14:55:24 IST
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Ghost star Demi Moore, is returning to TV for her first major role in 20 years with 10 Days in the Valley, a drama by Rookie Blue co-creator Tassie Cameron.

Moore, 53, will play Jane Sadler, an overworked writer and single mother in the middle of a tumultuous separation, said The Hollywood Reporter. (AP)
Moore, 53, will play Jane Sadler, an overworked writer and single mother in the middle of a tumultuous separation, said The Hollywood Reporter. (AP)

This would mark Moore’s first TV role since she guest-starred on Will & Grace in 2003 the first series-regular role since she got her break on the soap General Hospital, on which she appeared from 1981-84.

Demi Moore in a still from General Hospital.

Moore, 53, will play Jane Sadler, an overworked writer and single mother in the middle of a tumultuous separation, said The Hollywood Reporter.

Demi Moore in a still from Ghost.

Read: Demi Moore ‘in absolute shock’ after man drowns in her pool

Cameron wrote the project and will serve as executive producer and showrunner on the series, which is being produced by Skydance Television. The drama is currently being shopped to networks.

 
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