All Fremantle articles – Page 23
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NewsJohn Adams writer attached to Netanyahu drama
Fremantle-produced biopic will be written by two-time Emmy winner Kirk Ellis
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FeaturesNeighbours in lockdown: ‘as if coronavirus skipped over our town’
Desiree Ibekwe learns how Fremantle got production of its Australian soap back on track
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NewsSuper-indies gear up for return to production
Argonon sets June date, while ESG, Fremantle and All3Media map out protocols
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NewsSummer of nostalgia beckons for broadcasters
Distributors dig into archives as catalogues run dry
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NewsToo Hot To Handle set to break Netflix records
Talkback format hailed ‘biggest competition show ever’ by Ted Sarandos
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NewsNeighbours restarts production
Fremantle Australia puts in place special measures to get soap back online
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NewsViacom and Fremantle team up for isolation shorts
Balcony Stories features UGC content from around the world
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NewsFremantle lands triple Chinese deal for Italian drama
Streamers to air series two of My Brilliant Friend to 250 million viewers
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Behind The ScenesToo Hot To Handle: ‘we were inspired by Seinfeld’
Talkback’s debut Netflix commission offers a light-hearted take on abstinence at a time when most under-25s are suffering terrible ‘blue balls’
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NewsFremantle picks up debut natural history doc
Acquires international rights to Icon’s film about Botswana’s Okavango Delta
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NewsChina remakes The Greatest Dancer
Fremantle and Syco landed format deal at height of country’s coronavirus outbreak
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NewsSuper-indies commit to freelancer support
Big beasts of the TV production sector have begun process of re-hiring then furloughing staff
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NewsHulu boards ITV drama The Sister
US streamer picks up Broadcast International Hot Picks series from Fremantle
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NewsJamie Oliver carries on abroad with sales of C4 show
Fremantle sells Keep Cooking and Carry On to Canada, Russia and Australia
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NewsThree Tables Productions strikes eOne deal
Nascent drama label projects to be distributed globally by media giant
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FeaturesUS independents: Tapping into the scripted boom
US indies have benefited from the rise of the streamers and the demand for high-end drama they have fuelled, but there are challenges ahead