By Eili Cordova
Amazon Prime Video is working on a version of ‘The Office’ in Mexico. The popular characters of: Michael Scott, Pam Beesley, Jim Halpert and Dwight Schrute will now be Latinos!
The news was shared by the streaming platform and they reported that the Mexican filmmaker, Gaz Alazraki is the one who will be in charge of the project, which will be called ‘The Office’. Another filmmaker who will be working in the project it is Marcos Bucay.
For now, the cast has not been confirmed, but there are rumors that the well-known Adal Ramones could be the protagonist of the series. The actor bears a certain resemblance to Steve Carell, who famously played Michael Scott..
On social networks, fans They believe he would be the perfect actor to carry out such an important project.
What does the review of the series say?
As published by the Prime Video account, The story will be based in Aguascalientes, a city in central Mexico.
“The Office will be developed in Aguascalientes, in the fictitious company “Jabones Olimpo” directed by “Jerónimo Ponce III”
In the publication, they added: “Collaborators will have to deal with the headaches of working in a family company, where the boss is not qualified to run the company.”
For now, the release date of the comedy drama is unknown, which can be seen through Prime Video.
What is ‘The Office’ about?
‘The Office’ is an American comedy that was based on a British seriesis considered one of the most important sitcoms in history. He was able to redefine the genre due to his ingenious mockumentary method.
It is set in the Dunder Mifflin office.the series follows the daily lives of its eccentric employees, led by the unforgettable Michael Scott, played by Steve Carell.
With its sharp mix of absurdist humor and touching moments, ‘The Office’ captures workplace dynamics and interpersonal relationships in a hilarious and authentic way.
Each character, from sweet Pam to quirky Dwight, brings a unique spark that keeps audiences hooked.
Throughout its nine seasons, the series not only gained a loyal fan basebut also became a cultural phenomenon, influencing later comedies and leaving an indelible legacy.
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