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    Vince Vaughn To Produce TV Series Project About Global Private Security Operatives

    Vince Vaughn‘s Wild West Picture Show, unscripted producer Go Go Luckey Entertainment and Oxymoron Entertainment have partnered to develop and produce a new drama TV series set in the world of global private security operatives. Lawrence Konner (Magic City) will write the script. “This compelling yet secretive world we are exploring is one that most audiences don’t even know exists and we’re excited to share its rich and heroic stories,” said Vaughn, who is executive producing with Oxymoron’s CEO Christopher Mallick, Wild West Picture Show’s Peter Billingsley and Michael Lagnese and Go Go Luckey’s founders Gary Auerbach and Julie Auerbach. The project is yet to be set up.

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