Eva Longoria’s US Adaptation of Telenovela ‘Pura Sangre’ Lands at ABC

The “Desperate Housewives” star adds the project to her growing production resume, which includes Lifetime’s “Devious Maids”

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ABC has just bought a project from its former “Desperate Housewives” star-turned-producer Eva Longoria.

In a partnership between Longoria’s UnbeliEVAble Entertainment, Berman/Braun and Universal Television, an American adaptation of the popular Venezuelan telenovela “Pura Sangre” called “Trust” has landed at ABC, a network representative told TheWrap.

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Written by Katie Lovejoy (NBC’s “Dracula”), the series revolves around David Montenegro, who’s described as a humble Miami attorney. David finds himself in a love triangle between his ex-girlfriend, Rosella Lagos, and her fiance. In the process, he gets drawn into the drama of Rosa’s dysfunctional family.

RCN Television’s “Pura Sangre” aired 126 episodes during 2007-2008. It has also been adapted in Spanish-speaking countries.

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UnbeliEVAble has a first look deal with Universal TV. Longoria also serves as an executive producer on the annual ALMA Awards broadcast, Lifetime’s “Devious Maids,” and the short-lived NBC dating show, “Ready for Love.”

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