NBC's Rockford Files Reboot to Cost $69.7M in First Season
A California Film Commission report says the first season of NBC's The Rockford Files reboot will cost $69,673,000 and receive a $21 million tax credit.
NBC's reboot of The Rockford Files will cost $69,673,000 for its first season, according to a California Film Commission report cited by Collider. The commission approved a $21 million California tax credit for the season.
NBC has ordered the reboot to series. David Boreanaz will star as private detective Jim Rockford, the role originated by James Garner. Jacki Weaver, Felix Solis, and Michaela McManus are also cast in the series.
The original The Rockford Files aired in the 1970s and starred James Garner as Jim Rockford. It used extra car chase footage to pad short episodes, a practice tied to the 'Rockford turn' J-turn maneuver.
The reboot is expected to premiere next year.
Quick answers
Who stars in NBC's The Rockford Files reboot?
David Boreanaz stars as Jim Rockford, with Jacki Weaver, Felix Solis, and Michaela McManus also cast.
How much will the first season of The Rockford Files reboot cost?
The first season will cost $69,673,000, with a $21 million California tax credit.
When does The Rockford Files reboot premiere?
The reboot is expected to premiere next year.