Army Wives

-Drama Based on the book “Under the Sabers: The Unwritten Code of Army Wives” by Tanya Biank, Army Wives is a drama series about a woman whose husband is a soldier. After moving into an Army base, she meets women whose husbands are in the military, and finds individuals who can relate to her struggles as an army wife. Army Wives airs on Lifetime.
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Summary

Based on the book “Under the Sabers: The Unwritten Code of Army Wives” by Tanya Biank, Army Wives is a drama series about a woman whose husband is a soldier. After moving into an Army base, she meets women whose husbands are in the military, and finds individuals who can relate to her struggles as an army wife. Army Wives airs on Lifetime.

Premiere Date

March 2007 (USA)

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Creators

Katherine Fugate
Drama
2007 - WIN Award (Won)
2008 - Gracie (Won)
2008 - Image Award (Nominated)
Troy Sims
Sterling K. Brown
Patricia French
Michael Harding
Drew Fuller
Gigi Rice
Jake Johnson
Jeremy Davidson
Richard Bryant
Darren Preston Lane
Lynnanne Zager
Lori Beth Edgeman
Katelyn Pippy
Wendy Davis
Susan Crosby
Brian McNamara
Melissa Ponzio
Caroline Pires
Jason Wiles
Jennifer B. Hagan
R. Keith Harris
Kim Allen
Kyle Jones
Cal Johnson
Katie Kneeland
Catherine Bell
Terry Serpico
Sterling Brown
John White Jr.
Roxzane T. Mims
Brigid Brannagh
Sally Pressman
Kim Delaney
Rhoda Griffis
R.W. Smith
Robert Pralgo
Chloe J. Taylor

Writers

Dee Johnson
Tanya Biank
Rama Laurie Stagner
Katherine Fugate

Directors

Patrick Norris
Perry Lang
Ben Younger

'Army Wives' Actor Takes Charge of New Horror Film

September 11, 2007

army wivesBrian McNamara, who plays Brigadier General Michael Holden on Lifetime's Army Wives, will be featured in a horror-thriller movie next year. However, the 46-year-old New York native will not just working as an actor; he is also running operations behind the cameras as well.

In the movie Lost Signal, McNamara will be showcasing his directorial skills while working with writers, Robert Egan and Graham Silver. Onscreen, he'll be taking on the role of Carl Nasland in a thriller story based on true events.

First Season of 'Army Wives' Ends with Solid Numbers

September 3, 2007

The full cast of Army Wives Just as Army Wives debuted on the small screen with record-breaking numbers, so did it impress with its first season finale on August 26.  The last episode of the season, "Goodbye Stranger," drew in an average of 4.1 million total viewers at its 10pm Sunday night timeslot, marking the young drama series' most-watched first-run broadcast ever.

Army Wives, a series based on Tanya Biank's Under the Sabers: The Unwritten Code of Military Marriage, follows the lives of four women and one man as they try to cope with the challenges of being soldiers' spouses.  The cast includes Kim Delaney as Claudia Joy Holden, Catherine Bell as Denise Sherwood, Sally Pressman as Roxy LeBlanc, Brigid Brannagh as Pamela Moran and Sterling K. Brown as Roland Brown.

Lifetime's 'Army Wives' Ends Debut Season with Cliffhanger Episode

August 28, 2007

Marilyn (Kate Kneeland) and Eddie (R.W. Smith) decide to run away togetherThe first season of Army Wives wrapped up on Sunday, August 26, with a cliffhanger that has surely left viewers hungry for more.

Although the season finale did not end with a huge “bang,” the last scene certainly leaves a lot of room for it for the second season.  The first season ended with Marilyn's (Kate Kneeland) husband, entering the Hump Bar with explosives strapped to his body.  Amanda (Kim Allen) walks into the bar, and stands within a few paces of Marilyn's husband, who then squeezes the detonator.  No one knows for sure what happens next, as the screen subsequently fades to white.

Lifetime to Hold 'Army Wives' Cast Party to Celebrate Season Finale

August 22, 2007

The cast of Lifetime's Army Wives Lifetime is hosting a gala cast party in Los Angeles in order to celebrate the first season finale of Army Wives, the network's most successful series to date.  The star-studded event will be held on Saturday, August 25, and will be attended by five real-life military spouses, all of whom participated in the show's affiliate promotion, “Lifetime's Five Star Army Wives Experience.”

The promotion, which ran in over 50 markets nationwide, has awarded the five army wives with an all-expense paid, VIP trip for two to Los Angeles, where they will get to mingle with the show's cast and crew.

Dee Johnson named the new showrunner of Lifetime's 'Army Wives'

August 13, 2007

The cast of Army Wives After writing a number of episodes for the debut season of Army Wives, Dee Johnson has been made a full-time member of the drama series production team.  Her new deal with ABC Studios has afforded her one more year on the show, and will have her serving as an executive producer/showrunner.

Johnson is the third showrunner on Army Wives.  In December, Samantha Corbin-Miller (Crossing Jordan, The Practice) was named executive producer/showrunner, but a few months later, was replaced by Jeff Melvoin (Alias, Picket Fences).  Now, Johnson is taking over the series for Melvoin.

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