Jamie Lang In this week’s International TV Newswire the English Premier League TV schedules are announced – including a first-ever broadcast on the BBC, Secuoya teams with Tiki Group on the first fiction program to be shot on the Easter Islands in 22 years, Keshet’s “Singletown” gets a Danish remake, De Mensen launches a new format in Belgium and NENT commissions “Suck it Up” from “Lillyhammer” actress Henriette Steenstrup.BBC to Broadcast EPL for the First Time EverThe English Premier League,
BBC Acquires Crime Series ‘DNA’ With Charlotte Rampling From Newen
27.05.2020 - 12:13 / variety.com
By Elsa Keslassy
International Correspondent
The BBC has acquired “DNA,” a Danish-french crime thriller series starring Charlotte Rampling, from Newen Distribution.
Co-created by Torleif Hoppe (“The Killing”), “DNA” is an eight-part series following Rolf Larsen, a respected detective working for the Copenhagen police whose life is brutally turned upside down when his baby daughter goes missing. Five years after the tragedy, a new lead emerges when a flaw is discovered in the Danish police’s
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deadline.com
05.06.2020 / 18:01
Topic Picks Up North American Rights To Danish Drama ‘When The Dust Settles’ & Doc Series ‘Through Greenland’ With ‘GOT’ Star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Andreas Wiseman International EditorTopic, the streaming service from First Look Media, has acquired North American rights to Danish drama series When The Dust Settles and doc series Through Greenland, fronted by Game Of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau.The former will debut exclusively on the service on July 30 and the latter launches on August 27.When the Dust Settles originally aired on Denmark’s public broadcasting network DR on February 2, 2020 to an audience of more than one million
theplaylist.net
05.06.2020 / 17:25
‘True Mothers’ Teaser: Naomi Kawase’s Cannes Film Follows A Married Couple’s Adoption Drama
Earlier this year, it was expected that Naomi Kawase was going to make her return to Cannes, where she has screened a number of her films over the years, to premiere her highly-anticipated drama, “True Mothers.” Unfortunately, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, “True Mothers” won’t get to premiere in France, but it was recently added to the list of Cannes 2020 Official Selections.
variety.com
03.06.2020 / 13:16
Playtime Inks Raft of Deals on TV Series ‘Trauma,’ ‘Mental,’ ‘Helvetica’ (EXCLUSIVE)
By Elsa Keslassy
deadline.com
27.05.2020 / 11:57
BBC Picks Up Danish Crime Series ‘DNA’ From ‘The Killing’ Co-Creator, Charlotte Rampling Among Cast
By Andreas Wiseman
nypost.com
23.05.2020 / 04:55
Marcia Gay Harden schools the men in Nat Geo historical series ‘Barkskins’
Marcia Gay Harden had some interpretive freedom regarding Mathilde, the strong-willed innkeeper she plays in “Barkskins,” Nat Geo’s new historical drama set in 1690s New France.
ok.co.uk
21.05.2020 / 00:19
Mary-Kate Olsen split from husband Olivier Sarkozy because she 'wanted to have a baby but he didn't'
Mary-Kate Olsen reportedly split from her husband Olivier Sarkozy over a disagreement about having children. It is claimed that the 33 year old actress, who rose to fame after starring in the sitcom Full House alongside her twin sister Ashley, wanted to have kids with the French banker, but he didn't.
stylecaster.com
20.05.2020 / 21:49
Mary-Kate Olsen’s Divorce Got ‘Ugly’ After Her Ex-Husband Didn’t Want Kids
This breakup is messier than we thought. Mary-Kate Olsen wanted a baby before Olivier Sarkozy’s divorce. A source told People on Wednesday, May 20, that the Olsen twin and her ex-husband clashed over their different opinions on children. While Mary-Kate, 33, wanted to become a mom, Olivier, 50, didn’t want any more kids and made that clear. The French banker already has two adult children with his ex-wife, Charlotte Bernard.
