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Sarah Paulson is set to play Gwen Shamblin, the founder of a diet program Weigh Down Workshop and Remnant Fellowship, in a scripted version of the investigative docuseries, The Way Down.

Sarah Paulson is set to play a controversial figure in an upcoming HBO Max series. According to Deadline, the 47-year-old actress will play author and cult-like figure Gwen Shamblin. The series will be a scripted adaptation of The Way Down: God, Greed, and the Cult of Gwen Shamblin, an HBO Max docuseries about Shamblin.  New role: Sarah Paulson is set to play a controversial figure in an upcoming HBO Max series (pictured 2018)Michelle Dean will serve as the series' showrunner. She was also the showrunner on The Act, a biopic limited series starring Joey King and Patricia Arquette.  Shamblin first rose to prominence for creating the Christian-based diet program Weigh Down Workshop. She then went on to found the Remnant Fellowship Church though she was later accused of 'emotional, psychological and physical abuse and exploitation for the church’s alleged cult-like practices,' according to Deadline's article.  Another real person: According to Deadline, the 47-year-old actress will play author and cult-like figure Gwen Shamblin Diet program: Shamblin first rose to prominence for creating the Christian-based diet program Weigh Down Workshop Controversial: She then went on to found the Remnant Fellowship Church though she was later accused of 'emotional, psychological and physical abuse and exploitation for the church’s alleged cult-like practices,' according to Deadline's article Shamblin and her husband Joe Lara died in a plane crash last year after three episodes of The Way Down were produced. The team behind the docuseries then interviewed others about the church she created and its practices for the last couple episodes. Paulson isn't new to becoming a real person on screen.

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pic.twitter.com/4MfeYkqUoRI was sad to hear a good friend of mine and his wife died in a plane crash. RIP Joe Lara & Gwen.

 He appeared in the 1995 sci-fi drama, Steel Frontier playing the role of Yuma, as well as making an appearance as Frank Randall in Baywatch back in 1993.Yesterday, the church released a statement confirming the deaths of diet guru Gwen and Lara in the crash as well as Hannah's husband Brandon, church leaders David and Jennifer Martin; and Jonathan and Jessica Walters.  The statement read: “The seven Remnant Fellowship leaders lost May 29, 2021 were some of the finest and most loving people that you would ever come across. “During this horrible tragedy, our church would greatly appreciate prayers.“We want everyone who was affected, especially the children of the passengers, to know that they are very loved and our church will be taking

Joe Lara, who was known for playing Tarzan in the early 1990s television series 'Tarzan: The Epic Adventures' died Saturday in a plane crash with his wife, Gwen, and five other people.  He was 58 years old.  Rutherford County Fire Rescue Capt. John Ingle said in a statement Sunday that recovery efforts were ongoing at Percy Priest Lake near Smyrna, Tenn.

Joe Lara, the actor who played Tarzan in the television series Tarzan: The Epic Adventures, passed away in a fatal car crash. As per reports, the 58-year-old actor along with his diet guru wife Gwen Shamblin Lara and five other passengers were involved in the crash of a small jet near Nashville, US.

Tarzan: The Epic Adventures, has died in a plane crash in Tennessee. He was 58.The actor was one of seven people who died yesterday (May 29) when a small jet, which was a Cessna Citation 501, crashed into Percy Priest Lake near the town of Smyrna.

Joe Lara has tragically died in a plane crash.

Rutherford County Fire & Rescue; all are presumed dead. The group took off in a Cessna Citation 501 from Smyrna Airport, south of Nashville, on Saturday morning, per authorities. The plane crashed into Percy Priest Lake near Smyrna, Tennessee, at about 11 a.m.

Actor Joe Lara has reportedly died aged just 58.

The star of Tarzan: The Epic Adventures has died after a small plane crash in Tennessee this weekend.

Tarzan: The Epic Adventures star Joe Lara has died aged 58 in a small plane crash.

AEW Double or Nothing 2021 preview: UK start time, matches, live stream and moreFriends Reunion director addresses Paul Rudd’s absence from special after backlashFriends star Matt LeBlanc has somehow become everyone's favourite Irish unclePoignantly along with scenes of Joe flying his private jet, Gwen then said: ‘That was beautiful. I can tell you what Joe’s about; Joe is about flying, he’s driven, he’s a go-getter, and when he tackles something he puts his heart and soul into it… when he stumbles, he gets back up and just keeps going after it.’ The couple married in 2018 and are survived by two adult children from Gwen’s first marriage; Michael Shamblin and Elizabeth Hannah.

Tarzan: The Epic Adventure actor Joe Lara has died aged 58 in a plane crash.The star was travelling alongside his wife Gwen Shambling Lara and five other people near Nashville when the incident took place.A press conference over the weekend by Rutherford Country Fire and Rescue confirmed that the search for those on the helicopter had turned into a recovery of bodies.Capt. Joshua Sanders said: "We are no longer looking for live victims at this point."The other victims were confirmed via a statement as Jessica and Jonathan Walters, Jennifer J.

Ellise Shafer administratorJoe Lara, the star of 1996’s “Tarzan: The Epic Adventures,” died Saturday when a small plane crashed into a Tennessee lake, according to local authorities and the Associated Press. He was 58.His wife, author and faith-based diet program founder Gwen Lara, was also involved in the crash, along with five others.

Joe Lara, who played Tarzan in the early 1990s television series Tarzan: The Epic Adventures, died in a plane crash Saturday near Nashville. He was 58 years old and was one of seven people killed in the private jet accident.