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News

[ 22 December 2021 ] The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: The most Nicolas Cage movie ever?
[ 22 November 2021 ] Unexpectedly, there’s a Russian Film Festival and no one told me
[ 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

Shameless, The L Word, Work in Progress renewed; + more

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Internet TV

Dave Bautista joins Apple TV+’s See

Canadian TV

MarbleMedia developing: adaptation of MG Hennessey’s The Other Boy

UK TV

Sheila Hancock, Susan Lynch, Phaldut Sharma et al join ITV’s Unforgotten
Channel 4 green lights: post-#MeToo romance comedy drama Chivalry, with Sarah Solemani and Steve Coogan

US TV

Showtime renews and cancels: Shameless…
…renews: The L Word: Generation Q and Work in Progress
Trailer for season 2 of Hulu’s Shrill
Trailer for season 3 of Showtime’s The Chi
Trailer for season 8 of Showtime’s Homeland

New US TV shows

Teaser trailer for AMC’s Dispatches from Elsewhere
Trailer for CBS All Access’s Interrogation
Trailer for Showtime’s Penny Dreadful: City of Angels
Pop TV green lights: pilot adaptation of Antichrist’s mum comedy Mother Mary, with Rachel Bloom
Showtime red lights: Intelligence

New US TV show casting

Gael García Bernal to recur on HBO Max’s Station Eleven

Christmas trailers; a new Mxyzptlk; funny depression; + more

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Internet TV

Trailer for Netflix’s Spinning Out
Ema Horvath joins Amazon’s Lord of the Rings

International TV

StarzPlay (MENA) developing: regional fables anthology drama Urban Legends

UK TV

Trailer for BBC One’s A Christmas Carol
New trailer for Sky Atlantic’s The New Pope

US TV show casting

Nicole Richie to recur on ABC’s Bless This Mess
Thomas Lennon to recur on The CW’s Supergirl
Zineb Triki joins Showtime’s Homeland
Chelsea Frei to recur on TBS’s The Last OG

New US TV shows

Trailer for DC Universe’s Stargirl
Fox developing: post-kids married couples ensemble comedy Kidless
HBO Max developing: funny side of clinical depression comedy 1% Happy
Showtime developing: adaptation of Michael Chabon’s The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay

The Enemy Within, Blood & Treasure acquired; Arthur’s Treasured Volumes recovered; + more

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Internet TV

Pico Alexander joins Apple TV+’s Dickinson
Sung Kang to recur on Apple’s Lisey’s Story
Will Yun Lee returning for season 2 of Netflix’s Altered Carbon

French TV

Stéphane Bern to star in France 3 TV movie, guest on France 2’s L’art du crime (The Art of Crime)

UK TV

Trailer for ITV’s White House Farm
Trailer for Sky One’s Cinderella: After Ever After
5USA acquires: NBC (US)’s The Enemy Within
Syfy UK acquires: CBS (US)’s Blood & Treasure
BBC One green lights: adaptation of Nancy Mitford’s The Pursuit of Love, with Lily James
Channel 5/Ten (Australia) green light: deadly nanny drama Breathless, with Charlie Brooks and Brett Tucker
Five episodes of ITV’s Arthur’s Treasured Volumes recovered

US TV

Teaser for season 10 of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm
Final trailer for season 8 of Showtime’s Homeland
Teaser for season 2 of TBS’s Miracle Workers

New US TV shows

Teaser trailer for DC Universe’s Stargirl
Trailer for HBO’s Avenue 5
Showtime green lights: series of LA Lakers drama
The CW developing: millennial OCD comedy Obsessed
Fox developing: friends rediscovering each other comedy Re-Friended, with Franchesca Ramsey and Shamikah Christina Martinez

New US TV show casting

Paul Schulze to recur on CBS’s Tommy

Titans, World on Fire renewed; BBC/Sky iPlayer deal; + more

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Internet TV

Kelly McCormack and Priscilla Delgado to co-star in Amazon’s A League of Their Own

German TV

ZDF developing: human rights drama Doing Good and totally surveilled community drama Concordia

UK TV

BBC One renews: World on Fire
iPlayer added to Sky Q

US TV

Teaser trailer for season 8 of Showtime’s Homeland
DC Universe renews: Titans

New US TV shows

Fox developing: veteran returning to state trooper job Stateside

Better Things renewed; Serbian-Croatian Bridge; CinéFrance’s Proust search; + more

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Film

Michela De Rossi joins The Many Saints of Newark

Internet TV

Karla Souza to star in Amazon’s El Presidente
Charlie Barnett to recur on Netflix’s You
Amazon developing: adaptation of Octavia E Butler’s Patternist series as Wild Seed

French TV

TF1/Netflix green light: series of real-life period tragedy drama Le Bazar de la Charité, with Audrey Fleurot, Julie De Bona, Camille Lou et al
CinéFrance Studios et al developing: adaptation of Marcel Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu as La Recherche (The Search)

European TV

RTL Croatia/RTS Serbia green light: adaptation of SVT1 (Sweden)/DR1 (Denmark)’s Bron/Broen (The Bridge)

UK TV

Trailer for BBC One’s The Victim
Hugo Speer and Amanda Burton join ITV’s Marcella

US TV

FX renews: Better Things

US TV show casting

Diggy Simmons promoted to regular on Freeform’s grown-ish
Hugh Dancy joins Showtime’s Homeland

New US TV show casting

Omar Benson Miller and Maya Lynne Robinson join CBS’s The Unicorn
Zane Holtz and Katherine LaNasa join The CW’s Katy Keene

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