The pluscinemaz.comconfirmed that a series on Reverend Jim Jones, the leader of the charismatic worship behind the 1978 collective suicide in the Peoples Temple Agricultural Project project (also known as Jonestown) in the Guyanese forest, in HBO. The project descends from Bill Hader, who also looks forward to the potential stars, and Daniel Zelman.
Hader and Zelman will participate in writing and work as participants. Hader will also be directed if the project advances forward.
According to the registrar, the project tells the story of Jones and his people.
Johnstown became internationally bad in November 1978 when Jones organized a suicide in mass killing of more than 900 members of the Sha’b Temple in Junstown, Guena. Most of the deaths were caused by the fruit punch that cyanide put, while some forced to absorb the poison, while others were injected. The poisoning followed the killing of US Congress member Liu Ryan by the temple members in Port Kaitoma, his command Jones. Four other members committed suicide in Georgetown, Guyana in the leadership of Jones. Jones led his followers to Guaana from the United States, and promised them a utopian society, but his leadership became madness and increasingly control.
Over the years, there have been many media photos of the tragedy, including the 2007 documentary film Johnstown: Loss of Paradise, 2006 documentary film Johnstown: Life and death of the Temple of Peoples1979 movie Guyana: Cursed worshipBased on the tragedy of Johnstown and Guyana tragedy: Jim Jones story1980 CBS based on the life of Jones and the Temple of Peoples.
Hader recently concluded a four -season race on HBO's Barry, Who participated in its creation and crossing. He got 16 nominations from Amy for his work in the show, including four joint nominations in the category of the best comedy chain.
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