All Twenty Twenty articles – Page 3
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NewsC4 gears up for next N&R phase
Ramping up its out-of-London commissioning spend will require broadcaster to tread carefully
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NewsIndie influencers: 11-15
Richard McKerrow; Mel Leach & Andrew Mackenzie; Tim Carter; David Glover & Mark Raphael; Aysha Rafaele
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NewsHBO Max to remake First Dates Hotel
Ellen DeGeneres to exec produce US version of Twenty Twenty format
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CommentTV brings comfort amid chaos
Return of big entertainment shows provide respite from Brexit crisis
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NewsBBC2 secures Dolly Parton for tell-all doc
Man Alive Entertainment film heads slate that also includes Sara Pascoe comedy and David Olusoga four-parter
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NewsEmma Willis exits Twenty Twenty
Bake Off commissioner departs after four years with the producer
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NewsCBBC comedy gets British East Asian showrunner
Channel responds to controversy over Living with the Lams
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NewsC4 targets surprising formats
Fact-ent chief Alf Lawrie keen to commission character-driven shows with unexpected twists
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NewsEast Asian writers step up pressure on CBBC
Campaigning group assembles talent directory in its drive to push for a representative team on sitcom Living with the Lams
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NewsFirst Dates heads to South Africa
Local producer Rapid Blue to adapt Twenty Twenty format for BBC Lifestyle
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NewsCBBC under fire over Chinese sitcom
Protests over “racialized pigeon-holing” of first Chinese-led children’s show in nine years
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NewsBBC kids keen to keep teen funds
Head of Children’s Cheryl Taylor hopes to secure further funding to add to slate beyond 2020
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VideoTraitors, Channel 4/Netflix
Six-part spy thriller set in 1945 starring Emma Appleton, Keeley Hawes and Michael Stuhlbarg. Produced by Twenty Twenty and 42
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NewsStacey Dooley to guide teens in the workplace
Twenty Twenty wins five-part order for iPlayer show
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NewsIn brief: Old People's Home Australia; Nat Geo buys C4 Holocaust doc
Plus: BBC2 unveils next Choir and Fremantle secures its first South African drama
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NewsBBC Studios hires Martha Housden
Twenty Twenty director of development joins fact ent and events unit
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VideoFirst Dates: Celebrity Special for Stand Up to Cancer, Channel 4
Showbiz singletons embark on blind dates with unsuspecting members of the public. Produced by Twenty Twenty
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