Kim Cattrall To Star In Filthy Rich Drama Pilot at Fox

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Kim Cattrall is getting Filthy Rich. 

The Sex and the City actress has signed up to appear on Fox's in-the-works soapy drama series, Filthy Rich

Cattrall will take on the role of the matriarch of the family the potential series will focus on. 

It follows the Monroe clan, a wealthy family who is rocked when the patriarch dies in a plane crash. 

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Being the CEO of the world's largest Christian network, questions start to arise over what was going on before his passing. 

Things get crazier when Cattrall's character realizes that her late husband fathered illegitimate kids. 

Kim Cattrall as Colleen - Tell Me a Story

Making things worse, the kids are all in his will, meaning there's less of the family fortune to go around. 

Margaret's immediate reaction is to pay some of them off, but that's easier said than done, especially when these heirs learn that there's a lot of money at stake. 

With a small town rocked by the mysterious arrivals, Margaret and her children are forced to do battle with these heirs who want nothing more than to make some capital. 

It sounds soapy, right? 

Cattrall is coming off a series regular role on CBS All Access anthology, Tell Me a Story. 

Kim Cattrall Smiles

While she is probably most well-known for her role on HBO's Sex and the City, she has had a string of roles in a lot of other TV shows and movies over the years. 

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On the movie front, she's currently attacked the big-screen adaptation of Horrible Histories. It is still listed as filming but is slated to be released later this year. 

Filthy Rich joins Adam & Eve, Geniuses, Patty's Auto, Richard Lovely, Deputy, Next, Prodigal Son, the untitled Jason Katims drama, and the untitled Tom Kapinos drama as the pilot orders at Fox. 

Kim Cattrall Attends the New York premiere of CBS All Access Drama

The network is entering uncharted waters in the 2019-2020 TV season as the Disney takeover looms. 

The network is also increasing the unscripted output, meaning there is less than space than usual for scripted content. 

What are your thoughts on this potential series?

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