Golden Globes® winner Lena Dunham (Girls) directs the upcoming drama series Industry, whose cast includes up-and-comers of British TV.
Industry: Cast Announced for New HBO-BBC Two Drama Series Directed by Lena Dunham
The Watch: Richard Dormer Leads Cast of New BBC America Original Series
BBC America has announced the cast of its new Original scripted series The Watch. Leading it is Game of Thrones‘ Richard Dormer.
Young Wallander: Cast of New Netflix Original Series Announced
Filming has started on Young Wallander, the new Netflix Original series about the beloved Swedish detective.
Brit TV News Bits: Hold the Sunset, Trust Me, Unforgotten
A comedy, a thriller, and a mystery walk into a bar… Okay, no, they don’t, but we have news about series in each of these genres that are returning to telly.
Queens of Mystery: Cast of New Acorn TV Whodunit Series Announced
Acorn TV has announced the main cast for Queens of Mystery, the streaming service’s new whodunit series and third sole commission.
After Life: Cast Announced for New Netflix Original Series from Ricky Gervais
Netflix announced today the cast of After Life, the new comedy series from Ricky Gervais.
London Kills: Cast of New Acorn TV Original Drama Series Announced
The cast of London Kills, Acorn Media Enterprise’s first straight-to-series commission, includes some familiar names in British TV.
The Little Drummer Girl: Adaptation of John le Carré Novel for AMC & BBC One
The Ink Factory, BBC, and AMC — the companies behind the award-winning series The Night Manager — are bringing another John le Carré novel to the small screen: The Little Drummer Girl.
TV News from Britain and Beyond: 8 Nov 2017 Edition
Shows we can look forward to seeing in 2018 and 2019 include a new season of a fan-favorite dramedy, the reboot of a gritty crime drama, and a new UK drama starring an Aussie award winner.
King Lear: Anthony Hopkins & Emma Thompson Reunite for Shakespeare Adaptation
Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson lead an all-star cast for the latest adaptation of Shakespeare’s tragedy, King Lear, to be shown on both sides of the pond.