After taking a few years off to focus on her family, Jennifer Garner returns to television in the new comedy series Party Down. The show is about a group of caterers who work together to put on events for their clients. Jennifer Garner will play one of the lead characters in the show, and she couldn’t be more excited to return to the small screen.Â
“I’ve always been a fan of the sitcom genre,” Garner said in a statement. “So this is an amazing opportunity to work with a team that can find delicious, genuine humor in everyday life.” Garner will join a cast that includes Lizzy Caplan, Adam Scott, and Ken Marino. The show’s executive producers are John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky, best known for creating Arrested Development. Warner Bros. Television will produce Rockwell Tableau and 3 Arts Entertainment.
Do you know about the release date of Party Down:
No exact date is declared yet, but it will soon be released on 20 March 2009. Also, the series is not rated. Fingers crossed for the better series, so wait with us. On the other hand, let’s look at Jennifer Garner’s profile.
So what do you think, who will do a Cake Boss like the show this upcoming season? Party Down is all about having fun with Jennifer Garner and her friends. We’ll be waiting to see the first episode pic of the Party down. This is all for now about Party Down and let’s see what is next on the upcoming TV Shows page.
Here is the plot of Party Down discussed:
“The series follows a group of caterers who work together to put on events for their clients, even though they are all outcasts in the catering world. Jennifer Garner stars as Grace, who has just gotten back into the catering business after a hiatus, along with her marginally less-dating friends. When the guys at their company are hired by a high-powered couple (Ken Marino and Lizzy Caplan) to cater an extravagant party, they’re forced to work with each other.”
The Name of Cast & Characters of Party Down :
- Jennifer Garner as Grace
- Lizzy Caplan as Casey
- Adam Scott as Henry Pollard
- Ken Marino as Ron Donald
- Ryan Hansen as Kyle Jarrow
- Ryan Stiles as Bryce Varley
- Martin Starr as Roman DeBeers
- Ken Jeong as Duane Brynildson
- Kristen Schaal as Daisy Adair
What inspired you to create Party Down, and what was your goal for the show?
John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky created the series Party Down as a film script. The show features a group of caterers in Hollywood who are forced to work together despite their high-maintenance egos and difficulties managing their personal lives. Party Down was created by John Altschuler and Dave Krinsky as a film script. The show features a group of caterers in Hollywood who are forced to work together despite their high-maintenance egos and difficulties managing their personal lives.
What was the process of casting the show like?
The process of casting Party Down was unusual, but it worked out exceptionally well. Jennifer Garner developed the series for several years and traveled to see the pilot. Unfortunately, when she finally decided to sign on, we were already in production and didn’t have much time to cast.
We knew we wanted an ensemble cast that wasn’t too big, so we were instantly drawn to the idea of Jennifer Garner playing one of the leads. The rest of the leads came from their unique path: Lizzy Caplan was one of our first choices and is one of our favorite actresses. She can play a variety of characters with ease, something that’s important in a show like this.
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— Party Down (@PartyDownSTARZ) November 16, 2021
How much improvisation was involved in making the show?
Our show is unique in that we had just four days to shoot the pilot. So we hit the entire thing in almost one continuous shot, which was incredibly helpful for our actors. Since they were shooting in sequence, they were able to get a rhythm down early on and give their most natural performances possible.
It was also helpful for us since, most of the time, we didn’t have to worry about having “extra” footage or being able to cut back if we needed it. I think it allowed us to make a better product at the end of the day.
What were some of the challenges you faced in making Party Down?
For starters, we only had one chance to make a solid first impression, and the inevitable pressure and microscope surrounded us that all new shows face. In this case, the bonus was that we were dealing with the name recognition of Jennifer Garner as well. The show had been in development for several years, and it was finally time for her to sign on.
