Westwood Heights

[David]

Based on characters by Marvel Comics. Westwood Heights is home to the multi-billion dollar company Worthington industries. Also home to the Worthingtons themselves. Warren Worthington III and Alex Worthington, brothers and sons of Warren Worthington II, live in an upscale mansion with Warren's girlfriend Betsy Braddock. Little do they know that their lives are about to be changed forever.


Chord Overstreet as Warren Worthington III
Warren is a nice guy who doesn't like to take risks. He basically had to give up his childhood when his parents died to raise his brother and sister. He is CEO of Worthington Industries. He was living the dream life... That is until he discovered his extraordinary ability. Instead of choosing to embrace it, he uses it as little as possible.


Austin Butler as Alex Worthington
The upbeat younger brother of Warren. He is good with numbers and is the CFO of Worthington Industries. He is good natured and friendly, though he and his brother get put down because of the stereotype about rich people.


Brenda Song as Betsy Braddock
The girlfriend of Warren. She has known the Worthingtons for about 6 years and has been dating Warren for about 2. She is tough, but has a soft side. She's been keeping a big secret from Warren and Alex.


Johnny Galecki as Pietro Maximoff
The neighbor of the Worthingtons. He is not the nicest person in the world. He and his twin, Wanda, know more than they let on.


Vanessa Hudgens as Wanda Maximoff
The neighbor of the Worthingtons. She lives with Pietro, he brother. She is nice to the Worthingtons and used to date Alex.

[Aimee Nicole]

It really, really sucks to say "no" right off the bat, and we hate doing it, but a show set in the Marvel Universe isn't going to work at this point in time. The VPN already has an active Marvel Universe with "The Outcasts", a universe that intends on expanding in the coming months. Having a second Marvel Universe established on the VPN runs the risk of becoming problematic in that unfair comparisons between the two could be made, or could confuse readers especially if the shows contain the same characters and whatnot.

The best advice I can offer is perhaps altering this idea to be an original work instead of based on Marvel Comics characters. Establish your own characters and your own world, completely separate from Marvel and the show could definitely work.

Again, I'm sorry that we have to say "no", but if you decide to make this into an original show, good luck!

[Brian Melanson]

I agree with Aimee on this one. I see this show doing something like a Drama or something. But make it your own is the only advice I can give you. Take it from me, if you make an idea your own, then you can do SO much