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The series is loosely based upon a similar real life family, although the setting has been changed and many aspects have been dramatized and given considerable artistic liberty. | The series is loosely based upon a similar real life family, although the setting has been changed and many aspects have been dramatized and given considerable artistic liberty. | ||
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| + | *Jeffrey Tambor previously played a transgender (crossdresser) character on the American TV police drama series ''Hill Street Blues''. | ||
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Revision as of 07:37, 14 October 2014
This article provides a brief introduction to the Transparent television series. The series is well-documented and well-reviewed on the web and in other media.
Transparent is an American drama-comedy television series, written and directed by Jill Soloway, produced by Victor Hsu and Andrea Sperling, and distributed by Amazon Studios. The program premiered in February of 2014 and has been extended through at least the 2015-2016 US television season. The series stars veteran actor Jeffrey Tambor as Mort/Moira. Named supporting players include Amy Landecker, Gaby Hoffmann, Jay Duplass, and Judith Light.
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Background
The series is loosely based upon a similar real life family, although the setting has been changed and many aspects have been dramatized and given considerable artistic liberty.
Plot Synopsis
Acclaim and Criticism
Trivia
- Jeffrey Tambor previously played a transgender (crossdresser) character on the American TV police drama series Hill Street Blues.
External Links
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3233560/ Transparent IMDB entry
