All Drama articles – Page 171
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Behind The ScenesHow OT Fagbenle brought Maxxx to E4
OT and Luti Fagbenle refused to cut financial corners and made bold choices to bring their comedy to life, they tell Gabriel Tate
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FeaturesEuro drama: Teaming up for projects of scale
In a hugely competitive high-end drama market, European broadcasters and producers are turning to cross-border deals to get shows off the ground
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Behind The ScenesThe Snow Spider, CBBC/BBC Wales
‘We wanted our adaptation to do justice to the original trilogy, so we made a conscious effort to give it a Welsh voice and sense of wonderment’
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NewsComedies dominate C4’s BritBox shows
Peep Show, Chewing Gum and Friday Night Dinner among broadcaster’s programmes on PSB SVoD
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NewsRadio 4 scales back The Archers
Flagship soap cut to four episodes a week, with actors recording from home
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NewsBBC Studios ties with Huawei
Hefty multi-territory licensing deal includes Call the Midwife, Inside No 9 and Wonders of the Solar System
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FeaturesInside Chernobyl
Key creatives behind Sky and HBO’s drama on the meticulous research that went into the series and how they nearly passed on the project
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FeaturesMan in Room 301
A child’s death provides the focus for an intense family thriller in this Finnish-UK co-production
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FeaturesThe Commune
This Israeli family drama offers a comedic look at the kibbutz movement and all its complexities
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FeaturesDark Woods
The 1989 disappearance of the sister of a high-profile German police officer forms the backdrop of this crime thriller
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FeaturesThe Minister
As a populist politician takes charge in Iceland, his fluctuating mental health poses a danger for all around him
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FeaturesCalifornian Commando
An unsuspecting Finnish-American visits Finland for a luxury holiday, but is unwittingly thrust into military service
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FeaturesInternational drama
European and Israeli comedies rub shoulders with thrillers from Germany and Finland, while political drama meets Scandi noir
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FeaturesThe Deceived
Derry Girls’ Lisa McGee composes a “taut, Hitchcockian thriller” centred on the bond between a student and her lecturer
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FeaturesBritish drama
A trio of thrillers from the creatives behind Derry Girls, Luther and Line of Duty make up the cream of our domestic drama picks
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NewsEquity highlights lack of drama diversity
Terrestrials cast non-white actors in just 8% over past year, claims launch research for Lenny Henry Centre for Media Diversity
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NewsSee-Saw hails broadcasters’ bold ambitions
Apple TV+ supplier lauds traditional broadcasters’ willingness to push the boundaries