Period Drama TV 2024 Preview: 'Outlander,' 'Bridgerton,' 'Masters of the Air,' and So Much More
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First look at Happy Valley creator Sally Wainwright's new period drama coming to Disney+ next year - and you might recognise the main character
The Yorkshire-born writer has penned Renegade Nell, about a young woman in the 18th Century who goes on the run after being framed for murder.
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Derry Girl Louisa Harland "frickin phenomenal" according to Hollywood co-star
Best known for playing Orla McCool in the award-winning Channel 4 comedy Derry Girls, Louisa Harland is one of the hottest property in stage and screen at the minute.
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Sally Wainwright to write highway robbery adventure series for Disney+
Sally Wainwright to write highway robbery adventure series for Disney+ Sally Wainwright also writes Happy Valley and Last Tango In Halifax (Isabel Infantes) Gentleman Jack writer Sally Wainwright will pen a “swashbuckling adventure series” about a highway robber for Disney+. Set in the 18th century, The Ballad of Renegade Nell will be produced by Lookout Point, the company behind her hit show about Anne Lister. The show will follow Nell Jackson, who is framed for murder and forced into a life of highway robbery, along with her two orphaned sisters Roxanne and George. Wainwright created Ge...
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New Disney+ Shows From Killing Eve, Gentleman Jack Creatives – /Film
Gentleman Jack writer Sally Wainwright called The Ballad of Renegade Nell; a heist series written by J Blakeson ( I Care A Lot) titled Culprits; and a subversive superhero series Extraordinary from new talent Emma Moran. All three eight-part shows will play on Disney+ and Star, and will reportedly “build” on originals like WandaVision, which seems to have opened the door not only for new kinds of experimental storytelling for Marvel, but has encouraged Disney+ to take risks with their audience beyond family-friendly shows. That’s very encouraging news, especially since the sh...
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