Kristin Brzoznowski

MIAMI: NBC Universo is bringing Sons of Anarchy to Spanish-speaking cable audiences in the U.S.

LONDON: DRG has signed a new raft of deals from its international drama catalog, including securing a pact with France's Canal+ for the political and social thriller Nobel.

SYDNEY: Former Ten Network exec Claire Tonkin has been tapped by the Australian indie CJZ Group to lead drama development.

LONDON: DRG has renewed its first-look deal with Three River Fiction for a further two years, and is looking for new co-production partners for dramas in development.

LONDON: The series Call The Midwife has landed a three-season renewal from the BBC, taking the characters' stories into the mid-1960s.

BURBANK: Legendary has reached a deal with the Frank Herbert estate for the rights to adapt the novel Dune for potential film and TV projects.

ATLANTA: TNT has ordered a pilot for Snowpiercer, based on the award-winning movie by Bong Joon Ho.

SILVER SPRING: Acorn TV’s December slate features a number of exclusive U.S. premieres of international dramas, including the new British thriller The Level.

LOS ANGELES: HBO has renewed Westworld for a second season, as the show is averaging a gross audience of 11.7 million viewers, outperforming Game of Thrones and True Detective during similar times in their first seasons.

SINGAPORE: The Korean entertainment channel ONE is gearing up this month to debut the new drama series Legend of the Blue Sea, which stars Lee Min Ho and Jun Ji Hyun, in Singapore.