1. Sure, Costumes Creator Aaron Korsh Did not think he had a lot of cases when he acted around his original script. When the author’s strike ended in 2008, Korsh’s agent suggested that he turn his stories about former CFO Harvey into a series. And as a future comedy writer he told Hollywood Reporter“I sat down to write something in the tone of Entourage It took place on Wall Street. What came out when I was done was an hour’s show. I would not say it was a thriller, but it was much more dramatic with these plot twists. “
He didn’t expect a winning judgment, he continued, “I really didn’t think in a million years that someone would buy this show. I was just trying to write a test that someone might read and hire me.”
Among tweaks made when converted to a pilot for the United States: Protagonist Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams) and co. was changed from a team of investment banks to a group of high -powered lawyers. “It raised the efforts,” acknowledged Korsh. For now, Mike, who had not graduated college, had much less passed the bar, not just lying in a lucrative gig, “he committed a crime,” said Korsh, “and the law also gave us opportunities for all types of ethical dilemma.”
