Drama Features – Page 4
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FeaturesThe Continental: From the World of John Wick
‘The series offers the action and edginess of the box-office franchise, but with its own distinctive feel’
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FeaturesTrust No One
‘Delves into, espionage, action and danger. International audiences know and search out these elements’
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FeaturesUK Scripted
Boat Story leads a flotilla of UK scripted series, sailing alongside Domino Day, Truelove, Dead Hot, The Serial Killer’s Wife and Men Up
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FeaturesThe Serial Killer’s Wife
‘Not only does it have great scripts and a great pace, but it also has a fantastic ending’
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FeaturesDomino Day
‘An exhilarating exploration of race, misogyny, sexuality and identity. It’s a fresh, exciting thriller for modern viewers’
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FeaturesCharlotte Moore: Jimmy Savile drama demonstrates the BBC’s bravery
BBC content chief reflects on the challenges of showing past failures at a screening of The Reckoning
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FeaturesFirst look: This Town, BBC1
Kudos and Nebulastar are producing Steven Knight’s six-part drama
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Behind The ScenesBehind the Scenes: Zorro rides again
Amazon is reviving the ‘timeless Mexican superhero story’ with a new focus on strong female characters
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Behind The ScenesThe Long Shadow, ITV1
Executive producer Willow Grylls on telling the story of the often overlooked victims at the heart of an infamous string of murders
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FeaturesFirst look: The Doll Factory, Paramount+
Buccaneer Media’s period drama series airs late autumn
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FeaturesTop Boy director sets her sights on ‘darker stories’
Myriam Raja talks to Broadcast about the series ending, collaboration with actors and similarities between Top Boy and The Wire
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FeaturesFirst look: Boat Story, BBC1
Two Brothers Pictures thriller starring Daisy Haggard, Paterson Joseph, and Joanna Scanlan
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FeaturesReaping the rewards of mentoring writers
The Responder indie Dancing Ledge explains the benefits of putting time and energy into supporting new writing talent
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FeaturesElizabeth Kilgarriff on the subconscious tension of Wilderness
The exec reveals how her new Prime Video thriller balances scale, emotion and unease
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FeaturesFirst look: The Way, BBC1
First production from Wales-based indie Red Seam, written by James Graham