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The eight-part supernatural crime thriller, called The Rising, is being made for Sky. It’s the story of Neve Kelly, played by Clara Rugaard, who discovers that she is dead - she’s scared and confused by this new existence. When she realises she’s been murdered, she gets angry and is determined to find her killer to get justice, thinking it’s someone she knew. According to the show's billing, Neve is “impulsive and restless” and regrets never leaving her isolated community. As she comes to terms with her abilities, she begins to destabilise the lives of those she left beh...

Sky Commissions Original Supernatural Crime Series ‘The Rising’ – Global Bulletin Variety 1 hr ago In today’s Global Bulletin, Sky commissions supernatural thriller “The Rising” and Channel 4 and Peacock wage “The Undeclared War”; The Garden, BBC Studios Productions and Constantin Film Development reveal senior appointments; Rakuten TV expands AVOD offering; and Disney India picks up kids series “Dr Tenali Rama HMKD” from Cosmos-Maya. COMMISSIONS More from Variety Sky original series, supernatural crime thriller “The Rising,” is the first series produced entirely in-...

Press Release Sky today announces a new eight-part supernatural crime thriller The Rising which is due to begin filming in the Lake District next month. The Rising is the first series produced entirely in-house from Sky Studios, Sky’s production and development arm, who are working with executive producer Julian Stevens, producer of The Fall (BBC Two) and Informer (BBC Two). The Rising is the story of Neve Kelly (Rugaard), who discovers that she is dead. She's scared and confused by this new existence. But, when she realises she has been murdered, she’s furious. She’s determined to find...

Rolling Stone Menu ‘I Hate Suzie’ Revels in a Woman Behaving Badly The British dramedy about a pop-star-turned-actress investigates what happens when its heroine stops being polite and starts getting real By Ollie Upton / Sky UK Billie Piper’s face has its own microclimates. Her smile can grow sunny even as her eyes fill with barely held-in tears; her brow can furrow in anger even as she lets loose a bright laugh; her mouth can turn down in a frustrated frown even as her eyebrows melt into an expression of pure love. All of which makes it the perfect canvas for

At the start of lockdown, when a potent mix of nursery closure, Zoom ineptitude and Covid confusion made life almost unbearable, Quiz was a beacon of light. It was tense and silly, with wonderful performances that went beyond caricature or impression to round out the show’s Major players (groan) – led by a sheepish and sweaty Matthew Macfadyen. When so much drama is about solving brutal murders, here was a more joyous conundrum: did an upper middle-class nitwit really outsmart a TV juggernaut to the tune of a million quid? In truth I don’t care, and I suspect the masterful writer James ...