Profiles

A recap of the major news and trends in drama programming that were spotlighted at MIPTV, MIPDrama and Canneseries.

James Durie, head of scripted at Cineflix Rights, talks about the ten-episode comedy-tinged drama Reginald the Vampire, based on Johnny B. Truant’s Fat Vampire novels.

Chris Aird, the head of drama at Harry and Jack Williams’ Two Brothers Pictures, takes TV Drama inside the production of HBO Max's The Tourist.

Screenwriter Dan Sefton on the TV adaptation of Driving Over Lemons, based on a book by ex-Genesis drummer Chris Stewart.

BAFTA Award-winning director Marc Munden talks to TV Drama about the new heart-wrenching drama Help, which stars Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham.

A look back at the major stories from the drama business in 2021.

Rebecca Gibney, star and executive producer of Under the Vines, talks about the lighthearted New Zealand-set dramedy, which recently bowed on Acorn TV in the U.S. and Canada.

Julia Matyash, director of Sovtelexport, the sales arm of Russia Television and Radio, on how the company's titles are appealing to viewers who are looking for programming that centers on strength and hope.

Writer Martin Algus and actor Tambet Tuisk discuss the Estonian espionage series Traitor, imbuing its antihero with humanity and taking a local story global.

James Richardson, co-founder of Vertigo Films and executive producer on Britannia, on the Sky original series' confident third season.