BlackBox Multimedia will adapt Jeffrey Archer‘s crime thriller novel Nothing Ventured for television. The first book in best-selling British novelist’s famed William Warwick series, sees the character through his time as a detective in the art squad as his career moves through drugs, murder, royal protection, Olympic Games security, and finally, counter-terrorism.
The author, known for stories such as 'Kane and Abel' and the 'Clifton Chronicles,' has sold more than 275 million copies of his books worldwide.
Paramount+ U.K. & Ireland have recommissioned psychological thriller series The Ex-Wife for a season two. Katie McGrath has joined the cast in the role of Jen, while Celine Buckens and Tom Mison reprise their roles of Tasha and Jack. Jordan Stephens returns to play Sam.
BlackBox has landed its latest development, a TV version of Caro Carver‘s upcoming psychological thriller Bad Tourists. The novel will be released in July this year but BlackBox has already got its hands on the option, with further details incoming on writers and casting.
Giuliano Papadia and Clapperboard’s Andy Morgan reveal how a key scene in which the protagonist watches on while her husband is arrested for murder sets up the world of Paramount+ thriller The Serial Killer’s Wife.
Drama Quarterly heads to the beach to speak to the cast and crew of Paramount+ series The Castaways filming this mystery thriller based on Lucy Clarke’s novel, in which two sisters are separated after an apparent plane crash.
'Home Eduation - Le Regole del Male' has become the highest grossing horror film by a debut director in the history of Italian cinema, also charting in the top 10 highest grossing Italian-produced horror films of the last thirty years.
With the end of 2023 in sight, our Head of Development Chiara Cardoso spoke to Senal News, reflecting on this extraordinary year for the BlackBox team, producing two Paramount+ series and some exciting film projects in the pipeline.
Having been in the cutting room for hits including 'Notting Hill,' 'About a Boy' and 'Love Actually,' Nick Moore is now directing one of his own starring Sophie Cookson and 'Emily in Paris' breakout Lucien Laviscount. He spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about bringing the story to the screen.
A first look at Sophie Cookson and Lucien Laviscount in 'This Time Next Year' has been revealed. Joining the film’s cast are Golda Rosheuvel (Bridgerton, Dune), John Hannah (Four Weddings and a Funeral, The Mummy), Monica Dolan (Black Mirror, Cyrano) and Mandip Gill (Doctor Who).
