Kristin Brzoznowski

LONDON: Zodiak Rights has licensed the French drama The Disappearance (Disparue) to the U.K.’s BBC Four, among other broadcasters.

LONDON: Channel 4 and Sony Pictures Television are working together on an original drama series based on the short stories written by Philip K. Dick, with Bryan Cranston attached to star.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: Tim Matheson (The West Wing, Burn Notice) will star as the actor turned California governor turned president in National Geographic Channel’s two-hour scripted movie Killing Reagan, joined by Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City) as first lady Nancy Reagan.

LOS ANGELES: CBS has given a full-season renewal for Criminal Minds to return in the 2016-17 TV season.

NEW YORK: Real-life couple James Tupper (Revenge, Men in Trees) and Anne Heche (Hung, Men in Trees) will star as husband and wife in the new thriller Aftermath.

SYDNEY: Seven Productions has been tapped to produce two more Home and Away special events, which will be available to stream later this year exclusively on Presto.

LOS ANGELES: Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story, American Crime Story) is launching a new FX limited series, Feud, the first installment of which will star Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon.

LONDON: The drama Line of Duty will move from BBC Two to BBC One for its fourth season next year.

LONDON: Stephen Graham has been cast to lead a new Channel 4 drama that is being written and directed by Dave Nath.

LONDON: The comedic drama Foreign Bodies, a new series from Eleven and Entertainment One (eOne) Television, is scheduled to launch in the U.K. on E4 in early 2017, followed later in the year by a U.S. debut on TNT.