All HBO articles – Page 11
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NewsJulian Fellowes drama switches to HBO
Carnival Films’ ten-parter The Gilded Age was initially developed for NBC
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VideoSuccession, HBO/Sky Atlantic
First look at series two of Jesse Armstrong’s acclaimed dynastical drama.
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NewsWarnerMedia eyes autumn SVoD launch
Streaming service will be built around HBO shows and Warner Bros library
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CommentWinter’s coming for dull drama
GOT has much to teach us – but only if broadcasters are ready to listen, says Steven D Wright
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NewsAT&T sells Hulu stake for $1.4bn
Transaction values streamer at $15bn, giving Disney and Comcast more control
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NewsHBO: beyond Game of Thrones
An already challenging year for the cable network is set to get tougher still once its biggest hit ends, writes Broadcast Intelligence’s Hannah Bowler
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FeaturesAnna Symon: Six Feet Under
The humanly flawed characters of Alan Ball’s witty funeral home drama inspired the Mrs Wilson writer’s move from factual to scripted
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NewsChernobyl creator defends English accents and dialogue
Craig Mazin wanted to make factual drama more accessible
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FeaturesBritish drama
Helen Mirren’s turn in a Russian period piece and Iraq War thriller Baghdad Central are among the eye-catching UK series heading to Cannes
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CommentAre PSBs up for the SVoD fight?
As more streaming services launch, broadcasters are learning to push back, says Kate Bulkley
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NewsTranter: support Welsh indies
Bad Wolf chief calls for more incentives to attract producers as it expands Cardiff studio space
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NewsApple snares stars and third-party channels
Apple TV+ will be available from the autumn in more than 100 countries
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VideoChernobyl, Sky Atlantic
Sister Pictures and The Mighty Mint series on the 1986 nuclear accident
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NewsAnother HBO veteran departs
Kary Antholis steps down after 25 years to set up crime journalism venture
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NewsLeaving Neverland nets global sales
Kew Media Distribution secures 130 deals for controversial Channel 4/HBO Michael Jackson doc
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CommentFeature docs take centre stage
Primetime scheduling positions for C4’s Three Identical Strangers and Leaving Neverland could point to a new era