Margot Robbie to turn executive producer with TV show based on tales by Shakespeare
Margot Robbie is all set to executive produce a modern take on tales by William Shakespeare which will be told from a female perspective.

Margot Robbie is all set to executive produce a modern take on tales by William Shakespeare which will be told from a female perspective.
The 27-year-old actor's production banner, LuckyChap Entertainment, is partnering with ABC Studios International to create a series with 10 stand-alone episodes.
Each chapter will narrate classic tales by the Bard from a female point of view, Entertainment Tonight reported.
Giula Sandler is series creator and a creative team made up entirely of women would be at the helm of the show.
"This production is a chance to create something classic yet boldly original and modern. The works of Shakespeare are iconic and this will present them in a way they've never been seen before," Keli Lee, MD of ABC Studios International, said in a statement.
ABC International Studios will produce the series in Australia.
Shooting is expected to begin late this year.
Sandler will pen one of the episodes.
Celebrities such as Avengers: Infinity War star Tessa Thompson and Shannon Purser took to social media to show their interest in the project.
Stranger Things fame Purser wrote, "Why yes I AM available", while Thompson tweeted, "I'm listening".
Actor Casey McKinnon wrote, "OMG, Margot Robbie."
OMG, MARGOT ROBBIE, GET OUT OF MY HEAD!!! https://t.co/4GrrVUBWzS
— Casey McKinnon (@caseymckinnon) March 24, 2018
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