“Best Man Holiday” star Nia Long has officially made her way to the small screen, and she’s making history with it. She landed a role in WeTV’s very first original scripted series, a drama called “The Divide”. The network already has hit reality shows like “Braxton Family Values.” The co-creator of the show is none other than Tony Goldwyn, good old Fitz from “Scandal”. so I can only see good things coming from this.
WeTV released a statement:
“At its core, The Divide is an exploration of personal morality and how all people – especially ambitious people – struggle with the shades of grey found in the absence of a simple, ordered moral universe. The show probes how truth coexists in the modern justice system alongside ambition, ethics, politics and race. As an impassioned case worker with The Innocence Initiative, Christine Rosa delves into the case of a death-row inmate she believes was wrongly convicted of a young family’s heinous murder 11 years earlier. She chases down new evidence in a search for the truth and confronts an equally passionate district attorney, Adam Page, whose view of justice is colored by shades of grey. Throughout the journey, Christine and Adam’s pasts resurface as they are faced with the question of one man’s guilt or innocence intertwined with their own personal histories.”
(Source: TheYBF)
