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2 Octubre, 2007 

Gwyneth Paltrow and Friends to `Hit the Road' in Spain MADRID, Spain--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new dream team is in Spain to take the road trip of a lifetime for the new prime-time series, Spain…on the road Again, to air on American Public Television on PBS stations nationwide and internationally in both English and Spanish. Behind the wheel is a wealth of talent: Academy Award winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow, super-chef Mario Batali, New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman, and introducing actress and singer Claudia Bassols. The premise is simple. The two men are single-minded food and wine-obsessed fiends constantly on the lookout for their next great meal – which they find, repeatedly. The two women like to eat and drink too but they have their own agenda enjoying Spain’s infinite other pleasures: museums, shopping, music, spas and nightlife. Put the four of them on a cross-country trip and the result is a showcase of Spain as it has never been seen before – the intense beauty of its food and culture mixed in with all the hazards of male-female relationships and spontaneous, wacky road trip adventures. Ms. Paltrow, who lived and fell in love with Spain as a teenager, is thrilled to get a chance to return and visit parts of Spain she has never seen before. Mr. Batali has left the Food Network behind for PBS and like Paltrow, attended high school outside of Madrid, is fluent in Spanish and attributes “learning how to really eat and really drink” to those years. Mr. Bittman, the superstar food writer of the New York Times and already a public television award-winner, continues to be a loveable curmudgeon, the “Larry David” of the kitchen. Native Ms. Bassols will keep the three gringos straight and show off the younger, hipper side of Spain. None of the stars will know in advance where they are headed in their fleet of Mercedes vehicles which will be fitted with Iconix micro HD cams to capture the trip from the viewpoint of the stars. Executive producer of the series, Charlie Pinsky of New York’s Frappé Inc., is keeping the itinerary a closely held secret so the dream team can make its way through Spain unencumbered.