Amanda Seyfried Dominik Bindl/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text Amanda Seyfried has found her next TV project. The Emmy winner and Oscar nominee is set to star in and executive produce Skinny Dip, an adaptation of Carl Hiaasen's novel that's in development at Prime Video after initially being set up at HBO Max. The dramedy comes from Warner Bros. TV, writers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis (Once Upon a Time) and executive producer Bill Lawrence. Skinny Dip moved to Prime Video, sources say, after the Amazon-owned streamer stepped in with a big offer. Related Stories TV YA Shows Are Booming, With Amazon and Netflix the Main Players So Far TV 'The Night Manager:' Tom Hiddleston Battles Deadly Conspiracy in Season Two Trailer The logline for the show reads, "Skinny Dip is the story of Joey Perrone, whose second anniversary didn't go quite as planned. She expected earrings, but instead, her husband Chaz had, shall we say, alternate plans. After unexpectedly finding herself on the other side of those plans, she vows to get revenge. Teaming up with a disgraced ex-cop, Joey sets out to make Chaz pay. Skinny Dip is an action-romantic-comedy-triangle about murder, vengeance, and the elusiveness of true accountability in this world." Should it go to series, Skinny Dip would be the third show based on one of Hiaasen's novels to make to TV screens in recent years. Lawrence created and executive produces Apple TV's Bad Monkey, starring Vince Vaughn, and ABC has RJ Decker (based on Double Whammy) set to premiere sometime next year. Kitsis and Horowitz are executive producing Skinny Dip with Seyfried; Lawrence, Jeff Ingold and Liza Katzer of Doozer Productions; and Hiaasen. Seyfried will next be seen in The Housemaid and The Testament of Ann Lee, both of which hit theaters later in December. She won an Emmy for her role as Elizabeth Holmes in The Dropout at Hulu; other recent credits include Long Bright River at Peacock and The Crowded Room at Apple TV. Horowitz and Kitsis are repped by WME and attorney Jared Levine. THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Live Feed Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson Are Estranged Spouses Trying to Solve a Murder in Netflix's 'His & Hers' Trailer Live Feed Robert and Michelle King Renew Overall Deal With CBS Studios Live Feed Stephen Colbert Wonders Why 'The Late Show' Was Canceled if Paramount Has $108 Billion to Offer for Warner Bros. Live Feed YA Shows Are Booming, With Amazon and Netflix the Main Players So Far The CW Hollywood Christmas Parade 2025: How to Watch the 93rd Annual Parade Online Without Cable for Free THR's Original Podcasts Sarah Sherman Tries to Be Normal... But Not Too Hard Live Feed Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson Are Estranged Spouses Trying to Solve a Murder in Netflix's 'His & Hers' Trailer Live Feed Robert and Michelle King Renew Overall Deal With CBS Studios Live Feed Stephen Colbert Wonders Why 'The Late Show' Was Canceled if Paramount Has $108 Billion to Offer for Warner Bros. Live Feed YA Shows Are Booming, With Amazon and Netflix the Main Players So Far The CW Hollywood Christmas Parade 2025: How to Watch the 93rd Annual Parade Online Without Cable for Free THR's Original Podcasts Sarah Sherman Tries to Be Normal... But Not Too Hard