How to Make It in America. How to Make It in America: Home. FB Page. Trailer. ‘How to Make It in America,’ ‘Hung’ and ‘Bored to Death’ Axed by HBO. Dec 21, 2011 2:08am Thomas Jane from the now defunct "Hung. " HBO did some major house cleaning this week, axing three well-known shows from the its line-up to make room for a slew of new series slated to begin throughout 2012. The comedies “Bored to Death,” “How to Make it in America” and “Hung” were all cancelled by the network’s programming president Michael Lombardo on Tuesday. All three comedies saw multiple seasons produced but didn’t have the legs for the network to order further episodes. Lombardo waited for the series to finish their current season before making a final decision to axe them, according to Variety.
“Hung,” starring Thomas Jane as a teacher turned male prostitute, had the largest audience of the three shows, with an average of 3.9 million viewers. Jane recently made headlines with a convoluted interview in which he clarified that unlike his character, he was never a male prostitute. Jane also shared his not-so-flattering views about American education. Opening. Aloe Blacc - I Need A Dollar. Soundtrack. Ben's T shirts. Season 2 - Trailer. How to Make It in America - HTMIIA Mixtape Vol 2. How To Make It In America Season 2 Posters. HBO released the posters for the second season of How to Make It In America. Starting early next month, Ben and Cam will resume their attempts to take New York by storm in an effort to achieve the American Dream.
Each of the posters showcase a character. Ben, Cam, Rachel, Domingo, Rene and Kapo are all represented in these artsy photos, which would fit in well plastered on the side of a building in New York City among dozens of other advertisements. Here they are and further down is the trailer for Season 2. How to Make It In America Season 2 premieres Sunday, October 2nd at 10:30 p.m. Blended From Around The Web <a title="discuss How To Make It In America Season 2 Posters" href=" Interview: Bryan Greenberg & Victor Rasuk from "How to Make it in America"
Online press and street promo is really starting to escalate in the run-up to the premiere of How to Make it in America on October 2. Tons of HBO hype posters are plastered all throughout the neighborhood, predominantly on telephone booths curbside billboard spaces. Last week, we connected with two of the main players – Bryan Greenberg and Victor Rasuk – to hear their thoughts on the show, favorite local eats, and pretty much everything else Lower East Side. [Photo Credit: HBO] BOWERY BOOGIE: Let’s start with the most basic of questions.
Why the Lower East Side as backdrop for How to Make it in America? VICTOR RASUK: No, simply because the Lower East Side is where it’s poppin’. BRYAN GREENBERG: New York has a history of immigrants coming to achieve their dreams in America so the Lower East Side is a perfect backdrop for people looking to make their way in this world, it was a starting point for a lot of success stories. BRYAN: Well the [Bowery] Mission still made it, ha!