BBC announced two new dramas
The BBC has announced the start of work on two dramatic projects: a five-hour series "Love, Nina", which will be directed by Nick Hornby, and a seven-hour crime thriller "New Blood" by Anthony Horowitz. This is reported by the Deadline edition. For Nick Hornby, a famous contemporary British writer and screenwriter, Oscar nominee ("Education of the Senses"), work on the adaptation of Nina Stibb's novel about a nineteen-year-old girl from Leicester who leaves for London to apply for a nanny job will be the first on television. The production will be handled by See-Saw Films, which directed The King's Speech! and the mini-series "Top of the Lake". "The novel" Love, Nina "has already acquired the status of a modern classic, and I am happy having the opportunity to adapt it. We want to make a series that will be as charming, funny and delightful as Nina Stibb's great book, "Hornby commented on his appointment. The thriller" New Blood "features two junior investigators from different law enforcement units bodies forced to work together in London today. "For a long time I have tried to find a new approach to creating a crime drama, and I hope that with" New Blood "I will succeed," - said the famous British screenwriter and writer Anthony Horowitz ("Poirot") - This is a show about the young generation, about people starting their careers and powerless before those in power. It is very interesting to write about two central characters who are not yet thirty years old. modern London – the perfect setting. " The series will be produced by Eleventh Hour Films, owned by Horowitz's wife, producer Jill Green. The Topic of Article: BBC announced two new dramas. |
