Manchester United are reportedly following the Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney model, with talks opened regarding a Wrexham-esque documentary.
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Hollywood stars raised Dragons' profileA number of other teams planning productionsRed Devils to cover trophy-laden eraFXWHAT HAPPENED?
Hollywood co-owners at SToK Racecourse have enjoyed considerable success with their Emmy Award-winning ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ series that has opened up a window to the world. Several other clubs are now exploring the option of starring in their own productions.
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According to , Premier League giants United form part of that group. Discussions are said to have been held with Disney about a show that would document the remarkable era of trophy-winning triumphs that the club enjoyed under the guidance of Sir Alex Ferguson – as the legendary Scot delivered 38 pieces of silverware to Old Trafford.
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The series would reportedly include a lengthy interview with Ferguson, while also containing analysis and insight from United icons such as Bryan Robson and Peter Schmeichel. No deal has been agreed as yet, with the Red Devils said to be holding out for improved terms – with a low seven-figure offer said to be on the table at present.
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It has already been announced that United will be starring in an Amazon Prime Video documentary that celebrates the 25th anniversary of their 1999 Treble triumph – with that three-part docuseries including access to the likes of David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville. Amazon have already included the likes of Arsenal, Tottenham and Manchester City in their All of Nothing productions.