Kristin Brzoznowski

LONDON: Thanks to a deal with all3media international, Vubiquity-powered SVOD platforms in the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Europe and Latin America will begin offering the drama series The Missing.

NEW YORK: Rebellion stars Brian Gleeson and Ruth Bradley spoke to World Screen Newsflash about why the story in this drama series is one that will resonate with viewers of any cultural background all around the world.

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.