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[ 22 October 2021 ] December 2021 at the BFI, including Jack Clayton and Dirk Bogarde at 100
[ 5 October 2021 ] BFI Japan comes to big screens UK-wide this Autumn

Scott Ryan and Damon Herriman in Mr Inbetween

TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Mr Inbetween, Love Life, Minority Report, Take Two, The Family acquired; Giri/Haji cancelled; + more

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Internet TV

Trailer for Netflix’s Ratched
Disney+ green lights: series of Doogie Howser reboot Doogie Kameāloha, MD
Amazon developing: Tiger King scripted drama with Nicolas Cage

Canadian TV

Casting on season two of Global’s Departure

Nordic TV

Trailer for Viaplay’s Cryptid

UK TV

Trailer for ITV’s Honour
BBC One acquires: HBO Max (US)’s Love Life
Fox UK acquires: ABC (US)’s Take Two and The Family…
…Fox (US)’s Minority Report…
…and Showcase (Australia)’s Mr Inbetween
BBC One cancels: Giri/Haji

US TV

Trailer for part two of Starz’s The Spanish Princess

US TV show casting

Karrueche Tran joins BET’s Games People Play
Caleb Castille promoted to regular on CBS’s NCIS: LA
Shivaani Ghai to recur on The CW’s Batwoman
Anna Camp, Adam Pally, Keith David et al join Shudder’s Creepshow

New US TV shows

Trailer for Hulu’s Monsterland
Spectrum green lights: Tammy Wynette limited series George & Tammy, with Jessica Chastain
ABC developing: adaptation Melissa Broder’s Milk Fed…
…and embracing death drama In The End
Freeform developing: Latinx NFL dramedy On My Block
MadeUp Stories developing: adaptation of Marie Lu’s Warcross
MGM developing: Dick Jones RoboCop prequel series
Starz developing: adaptation of Blindspotting (2018), with Jasmine Cephas Jones, Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal

New US TV show casting

Kaitlyn Dever to star in Hulu’s Dopesick

TMINE’s Daily Global TV News: Hudson & Rex, Blood & Water, Creepshow renewed; Tehran acquired; + more

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Internet TV

Netflix renews: Blood & Water
Apple TV+ acquires: Kan 11 (Israel)’s Tehran

Canadian TV

CityTV renews: Hudson & Rex
Lark Productions developing: adaptation of Image Comics’ Descender and Ascender

Nordic TV

Trailer for Åreakuten (First Responders)
Adam Lundgren and Evin Ahmad to star in Viaplay’s Max Anger
Nicolai Cleve Broch joins TV4 (Sweden)’s Sandhamn (The Sandhamn Murders)

US TV

Shudder renews: Creepshow

New US TV shows

Hulu developing: adaptation of Action Park: Fast Times, Wild Rides and the Untold Story of America’s Most Dangerous Amusement Park
Shout! Factory developing: remake of CBS’s The Gambler
Starz developing: Reagan White House social secretary comedy East Wing, starring Debra Messing and Ali Wentworth

Hudson & Rex, Private Eyes renewed; Abby’s, The Village, The Enemy Within cancelled; + more

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Internet TV

Cary Elwes and Stephanie Hsu join Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs Maisel
Monica Potter, Brooke Elliott and Heather Headley to star in Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias
Netflix renews and ends: Dark
Trailer for Netflix’s Trinkets

Canadian TV

CityTV renews: Hudson & Rex
Global renews: Private Eyes

European TV

RTÉ (Ireland) green lights: period postmortem photography mystery drama Dead Still

UK TV

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal to star in BBC Three’s Normal People
Pluto TV added to Amazon Fire devices

US TV

NBC cancels: Abby’s, The Village and The Enemy Within

New US TV shows

ABC green lights: pilot of complicated simple life comedy, with Nate Bargatze
Showtime green lights: series of transformative relationship comedy Work In Progress, with Abby McEnany
Start Media developing: adaptation of Jonathan Stroud’s The Bartimaeus Sequence

New US TV show casting

La La Anthony joins Fox’s BH90210
Aneurin Barnard, Thomas M Wright and Tallulah Haddon join National Geographic’s Barkskins
Tricia Helfer, David Arquette and Dana Gould to guest on Shudder’s Creepshow
Jessica Brown Findlay to star in USA’s Brave New World

El Ministerio del Tiempo, After Life renewed; Emily in Paris acquired; + more

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Every weekday, TMINE brings you the latest TV news from around the world

Internet TV

Trailer for Amazon’s Too Old To Die Young
Netflix renews: After Life
Lisa Dwan, Jasmine Jobson, Kadeem Ramsay et al join Netflix’s Top Boy

International TV

La 1 (Spain) renews: El Ministerio del Tiempo (The Ministry of Time)
Viaplay (Scandinavia) green lights: adaptations of four Anders Roslund and Börge Hellström crime novels, starting with Box 21
Les Films du Nouveau Monday (France) and 2M (Morocco) developing: near-future social issue drama set in Ceuta, Blackout
Noe Productions (France) developing: adaptation of Linwood Barclay’s Never Look Away

UK TV

Paramount acquires: Paramount (US)’s Emily in Paris
BBC Studios developing: adaptation of Keith Badman’s The Final Years of Marilyn Monroe: The Shocking True Story

US TV

Younger to remain on TV Land

US TV show casting

Katelyn Nacon, Froy Gutierrez, Adriyan Rae et al join Hulu’s Light as a Feather
Mary McDonnell joins Hulu’s Veronica Mars
Someone’s leaving NBC’s This is Us

New US TV show casting

Amit Shah, Sibongile Mlambo, Diana Bermudez et al join ABC’s Triangle
Ebon Moss-Bachrach to recur on CBS All Access’ Interrogation
Jason Alexander joins Fox’s Richard Lovely
Rosie O’Donnell, Archie Panjabi, Kathryn Hahn et al join HBO’s I Know This Much Is True
Lily Collins to star in Paramount’s Emily in Paris
Adrienne Barbeau, Giancarlo Esposito and Tobin Bell to star in Shudder’s Creepshow

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