All Clerkenwell Films articles – Page 2
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NewsBBCS strikes landmark literary partnership
Agrees first look deal for access to estates of giants including Evelyn Waugh
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NewsEnd of the F***ing World smashes cross-platform viewing
C4/Netflix co-pro heralded as the former’s ’most-binged boxset ever’
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Behind The ScenesThe Mallorca Files, BBC1
On set with the show that’s moving the goalposts for daytime drama
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VideoThe End of the F***ing World, Channel 4/Netflix
Second series of comedy drama. Produced by Clerkenwell Films and Dominic Buchanan Productions
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NewsBBC Studios, Clerkenwell and Anton unveil debut project
Short-form comedy about drunken airport fling is first to emerge from tie-up
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FeaturesDrama chiefs hail SVoD co-pros
Commercial PSB commissioners cite global reach and additional finance as key benefits
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FeaturesBest drama series or serial: A Very English Scandal
“An impeccable story of a complex human and social drama. Witty and hugely entertaining”
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NewsKatherine Ryan debut sitcom set for Netflix
Clerkenwell Films to produce comedian’s semi-autobiographical series
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NewsBBCS teams with Clerkenwell for scripted short-form shows
End of the F***ing World producer to develop high-end dramas and comedies
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NewsClerkenwell Films to adapt former agent's debut novel
Drama indie secures rights to Hannah Begbie’s book Mother and also working on Jamal Edwards profile series
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NewsNetflix orders Greek myths drama
End of the F***ing World writer Charlie Covell pens ten-part series Kaos
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FeaturesBuilding an international sensation on the quiet
The stars of All 4/Netflix drama The End of the F***ing World reflect on its word-of-mouth rise
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NewsE4 comic book drama moved to All 4
The End of the F***king World will stream on digtial video service
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The Broadcast InterviewMurray Ferguson, Clerkenwell Films
Clerkenwell Films’ chief executive talks about the indie’s eclectic project slate and working with fresh talent
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NewsClerkenwell preps Sutton Hoo drama
Clerkenwell Films is in the final stages of development for The Dig, its first feature film about one of Britain’s most famous archaeological finds - the Sutton Hoo burial grounds.
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