Mansha Daswani

NEW YORK: Here Be Dragons has rolled out a 12-minute, scripted virtual-reality experience for USA Network's critically acclaimed series Mr. Robot.

SANTA MONICA: Ovation TV has picked up all four seasons of The Tudors, which ran on Showtime from 2007 to 2010.

SILVER SPRING: Acorn TV has taken the exclusive SVOD rights to the Agatha Christie adaptation And Then There Were None and FremantleMedia International's Capital for launch on the streaming service this September.

LONDON/LOS ANGELES: Lionsgate has picked up the North American and Latin American rights to Zodiak Rights's acclaimed Australian drama Wolf Creek and has licensed the show to Pop TV.

LOS ANGELES: Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) has picked up the Syfy drama Wynonna Earp from Dynamic Television for Spike feeds in numerous markets.

NEW YORK: AMC has announced that the fourth season of Turn: Washington's Spies, set for 2017, will be its last.

BURBANK: Freeform has greenlit a pilot for The Deep, a drama set in a coastal town known for once being home to mermaids.

LONDON: Derek Wax, executive producer at Kudos, is setting up his own indie drama company, Wild Mercury, within Endemol Shine Group.

BEVERLY HILLS: Netflix is teaming with John Wells Productions on a feature film inspired by Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the World’s Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money by Frederik Obermaier and Bastian Obermayer.

LONDON: BBC One has commissioned Age Before Beauty, a new contemporary drama set in a Manchester beauty salon, from Mainstreet Pictures and scribe Debbie Horsfield.