Drama Features – Page 6
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FeaturesThe US writers’ strike: What will it mean for the UK industry?
British peers show solidarity with fight for fair pay
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FeaturesOrphan Black: Echoes
‘Many buyers are familiar with this universe and are looking forward to re-engaging with it’
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FeaturesFifteen-Love
‘It’s a love letter to what sport can and should be, but it’s also an unflinching look at it’
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FeaturesRonja, The Robber’s Daughter
‘The story may play out in medieval Scandinavia but everyone can relate to it’
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FeaturesA Body That Works
‘It is a very emotional watch. Audiences will find themselves laughing and crying’
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FeaturesRelocating Six Four to Scotland
How ITVX’s latest thriller reimagines Hideo Yokoyama’s Japanese bestseller in Glasgow
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FeaturesIn Conversation: Jack Thorne and Lisa McGee
The Derry Girls and Then Barbara Met Alan scribes discuss the creative processes behind their shows and the future of British TV writing
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The Broadcast InterviewInterview: Russell T Davies and Nicola Shindler
The Nolly writer and Quay Street boss on their new ITVX drama and 30 years of working together
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FeaturesBest soap/continuing drama: Emmerdale
‘The script deftly moves between hilarity and heartbreak to deliver a true-to-life story that resonated deeply with viewers’
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FeaturesBest single drama programme: Then Barbara Met Alan
‘A vibrant, entertaining and important show, bolstered by outstanding performances’
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Behind The ScenesBringing TV soap royalty to life
Nolly director Peter Hoar on harnessing nostalgia and finding inspiration from Netflix’s The Crown
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Behind The ScenesHow His Dark Materials is opening up new worlds
Bad Wolf has spent the past six years working on its adaptation for BBC1, but the show’s impact on the TV industry will last much longer
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Behind The ScenesLockwood & Co., Netflix
Casting director Kharmel Cochrane on the quest to find the right young stars for the adaptation of a much-loved novel
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FeaturesFirst look: The Gold, BBC1
Tannadice Pictures thriller explores the 1983 Brink’s-Mat robbery
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Behind The ScenesVardy v Rooney: A Courtroom Drama, Channel 4
Executive producer Tom Popay on distilling the court case that gripped the nation into two episodes of TV
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FeaturesFirst look: Vardy v Rooney: A Courtroom Drama, C4
Chalkboard’s docu-drama following the high-profile court case will air next month