All Sky Atlantic articles – Page 7
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Video
Save Me Too, Sky Atlantic
Second series of London-set thriller from World Productions. Created and written by Lennie James
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News
NBCUI picks up drama quartet
Stephen Dorff-starring Deputy and Tim Minchin’s Upright heading to Germany, Switzerland and Australia
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Video
Gangs Of London, Sky Atlantic
Pulse Films and Sister 10-part thriller series [WARNING: 18+ content]
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News
Sky reveals details of immersive Punchdrunk drama
The Next Day will span two three-part series on Sky Atlantic and HBO plus a live theatre event
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News
Sky announces slew of shows
Thrillers from Kudos and See-Saw and a Roughcut sitcom starring Samson Kayo among six new commissions
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News
Chernobyl crowned Timeline TV Moment of the Year
Countdown of conscripts throwing radioactive granite into the reactor’s core wins the vote of Broadcast Awards attendees
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News
C5 scoops Broadcast Awards channel of the year
Broadcaster wins prestigious award for the first time as Studio Lambert lands indie gong
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Features
Channel of the Year: Channel 5
“C5 has delivered remarkable success in its popular-factual heartland, with Michael Palin In North Korea and Our Yorkshire Farm leading the way”
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News
Archery Pictures hires development chief
Georgina Gordon-Smith joins Riviera producer from Working Title
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Video
The End, Sky Atlantic
Australian-set drama about a palliative care expert who clashes with her mother’s belief in her right to die. Produced by See-Saw Films
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The Outsider, Sky Atlantic
Ten-part thriller series based on the Stephen King novel of the same name. Produced by Media Rights Capital
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Comment
Byrne, BritBox and a fresh prince
Broadcast looks back on a year of SVoD launches, licence fee rows and a car-crash interview
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News
Chernobyl grabs six RTS craft awards
Sister’s Sky Atlantic/HBO drama dominates while Shane Meadows takes home best director for C4’s The Virtues
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News
Zai Bennett: ‘Industry has woken up to Sky’s quality’
Managing director of content says Chernobyl’s Emmy haul is a ‘coming of age’ for broadcaster’s drama originals
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News
C4 enters new era with Sky
Broadcasters extend relationship with use of AdSmart technology and multi-year F1 deal