Luis

FOX (ended 2003)

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Premiered: Sep 19, 2003
Status: Ended

Luis is living the American dream. ''''He's the proud owner of a Spanish Harlem donut shop and the landlord of the building it's in. But a dream is only a dream, and you've got to wake up sometime. He wakes up every day ... to a cast of characters that includes an obnoxious elderly Irish woman who lives in a rent-controlled apartment; a Chinese delivery boy who swears he was a cardiologist back in the "Old Country" and doesn't speak English because "This is America you speak Spanish"; and to TK a young African-American kid who harasses his customers by trying to sell them "merchandise" he found in Luis' dumpster. ''''Luis' family doesn't help much. His ex-wife, Isabella, constantly reminds him why they got divorced, but somehow she can't get enough of him or his donuts. Their daughter, Marly, is responsible and hardworking but lives in Luis' building with her free-loading boyfriend Greg, a pretentious "artiste" who hopes to pay his share of the rent by selling his paintings. ''''At least Luis has Ginger his mint, '82 Olds Delta 88, and his trusted assistant Richie, who pines for Luis' daughter. Luis is not quite conservative, not quite liberal. He's a man who's got the world figured out the world just doesn't know it yet. ''=====================''Note: The first show cancelled from the 2003 fall season''========================''CREW:''''Directed by''Andrew Tsao ''Jeffrey Melman (pilot) (as Jeff Melman)''Wil Shriner (episode "Bavarian Cream") (episode "Promotion") (multiple episodes)'' ''Writing credits (in alphabetical order)''Christina Booth writer (as Christina Kiang Booth)''Will Gluck creator''Will Gluck writer (pilot)''Joe Menendez staff writer''''Original Music by''Gary G-Wiz ''Stephen Phillips (main title theme)''Amani K. Smith '' ''Cinematography by''Julius Metoyer ''Joe Pennella '' ''Film Editing by''Robert Bramwell ''Brent Carpenter '' ''Casting by''Julie Ashton (as Julie Ashton-Barson)'' ''Production Design by''Richard Improta '' ''Set Decoration by''Susan Mina Eschelbach (as Susan Eschelbach)'' ''Costume Design by''Caroline Marx (pilot and first season)'' ''Makeup Department''Adruitha Lee .... key hair stylist (pilot episode)''Angela Nogaro .... makeup artist (season 1)''Angela Nogaro .... makeup department head (season 1)'' ''Production Management''Daniel Hank .... production supervisor'' ''Second Unit Director or Assistant Director''Bill Shea .... first assistant director'' ''Art Department''Daniel Saks .... set designer'' ''Special Effects by''Jeremy Hays .... special effects coordinator'' ''Stunts''Rex Reddick .... stunt double'' ''Other crew''Lois Blumenthal .... assistant editor''Lenny Duge .... post-production duplication''Ron Eisenberg .... still photographer''Jake Farrow .... script coordinator''Michael Fucci .... location manager''Bridget Goodbody .... stage production assistant''Chris Gray .... extras casting''Ron Lunceford .... extras casting''Toni Magon .... casting associate''Philip Maldonado .... costumer: Luis Guzman''David Sibley .... music supervisor''Ric Spencer .... key costumer (pilot episode)''Carol Summers .... script supervisor''Rhonda Wheelan .... craft service (pilot episode)''-------------------------------''Production Companies'' * 20th Century Fox Television''''Distributors'' * Fox Network''-------------------------------------''Release dates''USA 19 September 2003 ''---------------------------------------''Filming Locations''''20th Century Fox Studios - 10201 Pico Blvd., Century City, Los Angeles, California, USAmoreless

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