All Drama articles – Page 98
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NewsC4 picks up South African drama
Fremantle’s debut South African crime thriller, Reyka, goes global
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NewsViaplay strikes MGM co-pro deal
Multi-year partnership on English-language series to start with Billy the Kid retelling and apocalyptic thriller Last Light
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NewsSister strikes first-look deal with Borgen co-creator
Lines up Succession’s Jeremy Strong to appear in 9/11 drama
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NewsSky seeks European acquisitions head
Series-focused opportunity emerges as consolidation continues
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NewsHomeland writer sets sights on UK
Patrick Harbinson hopes to use ITV’s The Tower as a springboard for Windhover Films
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CommentIn My Skin helped me unpick a lifetime of shame
BBC3 drama’s return shows truth is essential to successful scriptwriting, says Kayleigh Llewellyn
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NewsFremantle revenues jump by 25%
The Investigation and Too Hot To Handle help generate £1.1bn over the first nine months of 2021
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NewsBBCS closes in on House takeover
Super producer set to take control of Brexit: The Uncivil War indie
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NewsBBC1 leads RTS Craft & Design Awards noms
His Dark Materials and The Serpent among shows up for accolades
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FeaturesA+E Studios retools scripted with ex-Amazon exec
Lucia Gervino joins in leadership restructure at production arm of A+E Networks
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CommentDistinctive domestic content is key to our national identity
Streamers have brought more choice but the PSB model must be protected, says Peter Bazalgette
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NewsScripted distributors face ‘perfect storm’
Cost of Covid protocols and rising acquisition prices leave execs facing investment conundrum
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NewsSpain’s Palma Pictures sets up in UK
Kiell Smith-Bynoe project prepped as production services firm makes original scripted push
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CommentWhy do so many shows feature violence against women?
‘Would it really be so hard today to come up with imaginative new plots that don’t involve the brutalisation and murder of women?’