Jamie Stalcup

UKTV and BritBox International have co-commissioned Outrageous, a six-part series about the Mitford sisters, to air in 2025.

Wooden Horse (The Clearing, Mother & Son) and Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) Australia (The Twelve, Love Me) have teamed up to develop a scripted heist caper adaptation of Stuff the British Stole.

All3Media International has signed a deal with China’s Pumpkin Films that will see over 30 hours of drama series make their way to the streamer.

Irish production company Soho Moon (Hidden Assets, Death and Nightingales) has hired NBCUniversal alum Gillian Rose and former RTÉ executive Shane Murphy.

Eagle Eye Drama (The Couple Next Door, Professor T, Hotel Portofino) has finished filming for the new crime drama Patience, which will air on Channel 4.

A Hindi remake of the Turkish drama Ezel, locally titled Gunaah, has premiered on Disney+ Hotstar, with new episodes dropping every weekday.

Ryan Lindenberg, who spent a decade at Berlanti Productions and later spent time at Picturestart, has joined 5X Media as a scripted partner and producer.

PBS’s MASTERPIECE has commissioned a tenth season of its mystery series Grantchester.

Tokyo Swindlers, a seven-part crime thriller based on Ko Shinjo’s novel of the same name, is slated to debut on Netflix on July 25.

Filming has begun for Karen Pirie season two, produced by World Productions (The Pembrokeshire Murders, Line of Duty, Malpractice) for ITV, ITVX, STV and STV Player.