‘The Cry’ Producer Synchronicity Films Develops Latest Helen Fitzgerald Series ‘Bloody Women’

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeWith her busy schedule, you’d think superstar Helen Mirren would be pooped. But she has still found time to narrate the new ABC unscripted comedy “When Nature Calls with Helen Mirren,” which premieres Thursday, June 24 at 8 p.m.

EXCLUSIVE: Mark Blutman, a Daytime Emmy-winning producer for Ghostwriter, will develop a television adaptation of Stacy Padula’s YA series Gripped.

Kit Harington is spending time in the Big Apple to be with his family!

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told the Los Angeles Times in 2005. “I probably only said 10 words.

Deadline that he died on May 26, saying that “we will miss him terribly.” No cause of death was given. Hellman’s widow did not return TheWrap’s request for comment.

Ethan Shanfeld Jerome Hellman, the producer behind “Midnight Cowboy” and “Coming Home,” died on Wednesday, his wife Elizabeth Empleton Hellman confirmed. He was 92.His work on landmark films helped define the new Hollywood of the 1970s.

Jerome Hellman, the producer of landmark films such as Midnight Cowboy and Coming Home has died. The Oscar winner’s wife, Elizabeth Empleton Hellman, confirmed Hellman’s May 26 passing saying simply, “we will miss him terribly.” He was 92.

Peaky Blinders has officially wrapped for the last time as the final scenes of series six have been filmed, with cast and crew paying tribute to late star Helen McCrory.

Sony Pictures Television-backed Eleventh Hour Films has optioned Jane Casey’s novel The Killing Kind and will adapt it into a limited series.

EXCLUSIVE: World Productions and Severn Screen, the producers behind ITV/BritBox’s Luke Evans series The Pembrokeshire Murders, are coming together again to make a series on another notorious crime in Wales — the brutal murder of Lynette White in 1998.

While fans may be saying goodbye to  after the upcoming eighth season, it doesn't mean that we've seen the last of the  universe.On Tuesday, a few days after ABC renewed the Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated sitcom for an eighth and final season, ABC and Hulu head Craig Erwich revealed the status of two Kenya Barris projects for the network. Speaking with , Erwich shared that Barris is currently «bouncing around ideas» for a new series titled with Eva Longoria.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorRising British singer-songwriter and actor Arlo, who signed a major recording deal earlier this year with Sony Music Entertainment’s Arista Records label, is developing a scripted television series with Lionsgate and Eleven Films, producers of Netflix hit “Sex Education.”Eleven will produce and develop the series, which will follow a young man in East London dealing with the complex relationship between his working-class background and success in the

Dominic West’s wife Catherine FitzGerald is speaking out about their marriage.

With her fresh bubbly personality, Big Brother's Helen Adams won the nation's hearts with remarks such as “I love blinking, I do”. And while it may be hard to believe, it's been 20 years since she found fame on the second season of the reality show.Today the Big Brother 2 runner-up, now 42, has put her brush with fame behind her and is living a quiet life as a hairdresser near Bristol.

EXCLUSIVE: New Pictures, the All3Media-backed producer behind Catherine The Great and Des, is to adapt Booker Prize-shortlisted author Monica Ali’s upcoming novel, Love Marriage.

“Solos is a tale of seven stories,” creator David Weil says about the Amazon Studios anthology series set to debut May 21 on Prime Video.

“The Chi to me is a family,” says Lena Waithe, creator and executive producer of the Showtime series set in Chicago’s South Side. “It’s about a family, about a community, and the thing that I always press us to do things that other shows may be afraid to do and to talk about things that other shows may not really want to tackle.”