Writer Kevin Williamson decided to use the same narration scheme, which viewers saw in the American Horror History. Like the heroes from this show, the acting series "Tell me a fairy tale" will try on new roles in the setting of other classic fairy tales. This time, the audience will see the retelling of "Beauties and Monsters", "Cinderella" and "Sleeping Beauty" on modern way. And Paul Wesley will fulfill the role of a writer named Tucker, who conducts sleepless nights in a secluded hut in the forest in attempts to prove the bride that he is worth it.
Before Wesley worked with Kevin Williams over the "Vampire Diaries". The fans of the series are still waiting for his appearance in Spin-off the "Heritage", but the actor is in no hurry to appear in Kameo. Instead, the floor is trying to move away from the image of a vampire Stephen Salvatore, and also masters the art of director.
"Tell me a fairy tale" tolerates the action of such classic stories as the "red hat", "three piglets" and "Henzel and Gretel" in modern New York, and after the three different storylines are gossy.