Leonardo DiCaprio is now producing his first-ever crime drama for TV, which is set to show on American network ABC (we're sure it will find its way over here, too).
DiCaprio's Appian Way Productions has, according to Variety, began developing a show based on a Finnish concept called Black Widows.
Appian Way has previously produced TV programmes including The Right Stuff at NatGeo, which chronicles the lives of the original Mercury 7 astronauts, as well as films like The Revenant and Shutter Island, but this is the first drama series from the company.
On top of all that, Dicaprio is busy with a number of upcoming acting projects, including biopics of Leonardo Da Vinci and Theodore Roosevelt, along with a lead in a new true-crime Scorsese epic.
We hope you're getting enough sleep, Leo.
