Interviews

The founder talks about the inspiration for launching the independent production company Playground, the effects of the streaming explosion and finding new projects.

Sally Woodward Gentle talks about navigating the high-risk drama business with shows like Killing Eve and the upcoming adaptation of Taking Up Space: The Black Girl’s Manifesto for Change.

The head of acquisitions and sales for international TV and SVOD talks about trends in the market and how the company is working with producers to get projects off the ground.

The joint managing director talks about the company’s development process, working with up-and-coming talent and the complexities of financing productions.

The founders talk about how Bitter Lands came about and weigh in on their creative alliance.

The VP of international sales at Caracol Televisión on the importance of featuring programming on every platform and developing trendsetting original content.

Andrew Davies talks about the experience of finishing Jane Austen’s last work, Sanditon, which she started writing in the final year of her life.

Carrie-Anne Moss headed to Norway to take on the part of FBI agent Maggie Griffin in the Scandi crime drama Wisting.

Michael Sheen jumps from playing a beatific force for good to a monstrous murderer—in Prodigal Son, he steps into the role of Dr. Martin Whitly, a doctor who was also a serial killer in the ’90s.

Mark Gatiss speaks about putting a new spin on Bram Stoker’s iconic character, his long-running collaboration with Moffat and what he misses most about playing Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock’s older, powerful brother, who may or may not actually be running the country.