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Sky Witness Acquires NBC’s ‘Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt For The Bone Collector’
Sky Witness has secured the UK rights to NBC's drama series Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for The Bone Collector after striking a deal with international distributor Sony Pictures Television. The series is expected to premiere in late April. Acorn TV To Launch In The UK On April 29th, ‘Queens Of Mystery’ To Get UK Premiere On Streaming Service
Acorn TV is coming to the UK. The AMC Networks owned streaming service has announced plans to launch in the UK on Wednesday April 29th. The service will be priced at £4.99 per month or £49.99 annually and will be available via acorn.tv, Roku, Fire TV, Android and Apple mobile and Apple TV. It will also launch shortly on Amazon Channels and Apple TV Channels. Acorn TV original series Queens Of Mysteries will get its UK premiere on the service. ITV Releases First Look Image For ‘The Sister’
ITV has released a first look image for their upcoming drama The Sister (formerly known as Because The Night). E4 Releases Trailer For ‘Rick & Morty’ Season 4B
E4 has released the trailer for the back-half of Rick & Morty season four, which is set to premiere next month. Jetpack Distribution Lines Up Sales For ‘Buck & Buddy’, ‘Emmy & Gooroo’ & More
Jetpack Distribution has been busy. The kids distributor has lined up a slew of new deals with various international broadcasters for numerous titles in their catalogue, including Buck & Buddy and Emmy & Gooroo. Tom Brittney, Amanda Abbington, Aiysha Hart, Nina Sosanya & More To Star In BBC Three’s ‘Make Me Famous’
Tom Brittney (Outlander), Amanda Abbington (Sherlock), Aiysha Hart (Atlantis), Nina Sosanya (Killing Eve), Emma Rigby (Once Upon A Time In Wonderland), Trieve Blackwood-Cambridge (Enterprice) and Tilly Keeper (EastEnders) have been tapped to star in BBC Three's Make Me Famous. DRG Links Up With Dopamine For Scripted Push
DRG has partnered with Mexican studio Dopamine for a push into scripted. The two companies will co-finance, develop and produce English-language scripted content, which DRG will then exploit on the global market. DRG said the partnership would "significantly increase" its support for UK producers in bringing their shows to the screen.