Joanna Padovano Tong

LONDON: Sean Bean (Game of Thrones, Accused) has been lined up to lead the cast of Broken, a tentatively titled new BBC One drama series from Accused creator Jimmy McGovern.

LONDON: ITV has ordered the new contemporary drama series Innocent, starring Hermione Norris (Cold Feet) and Lee Ingleby (The A Word), from TXTV.

NEW YORK: DramaFever has become available in Australia and New Zealand, where the streaming network is premiering the Chinese epic Ice Fantasy for the first time in the region.

NEW YORK: There will be a massive Star Trek presence at this year's Comic-Con International, where highlights include a number of panels, events, activations and merchandise exclusives spotlighting the 50-year-old franchise.

MAINZ: ZDF and production company UFA are working on a continuation of the successful three-part miniseries Ku'damm 56 that is tentatively titled Ku'damm 59.

AMSTERDAM: Divines, a critically acclaimed French drama from this year's Cannes Film Festival, is one of several titles slated to launch on Netflix around the globe.

LONDON: Nicola Larder, co-creator of the ITV crime drama Marcella, has been named executive producer of development at U.K. production company Buccaneer Media.

UNIVERSAL CITY: Universal Cable Productions (UCP) has entered into an overall deal with seasoned USA Network executive Jackie de Crinis to develop and produce projects for the studio.

EDMONTON: Super Channel is gearing up to debut season three of Peaky Blinders, a U.K. gangster drama series starring Cillian Murphy (Inception).

SYDNEY: The upcoming second season of the Golden Globe-winning drama series Mr. Robot is slated to become available on Australian streaming service Presto this summer.