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Gabriel Silver The 'Chernobyl' and 'Gangs of London' executive will be tasked with growing the slate of indie-commissioned dramas. Sky Studios has named Gabriel Silver its director of commissioning for drama, a new role created following the departure of drama director Cameron Roach earlier this year. Silver is currently senior commissioning editor and executive producer for Sky Studios, the production arm of Comcast's European pay TV giant Sky, and oversaw such hit dramas as  Chernobyl and Gangs of London. He takes up his new role with immediate effect, reporting to chief content officer J...

Thursday, 8th April 2021 at 6:35 pm The second season of Gangs of London is set to go into production within “the next few months”, show star Sope Dirisu has revealed. Advertisement The actor, who is a 2021 nominee for the EE Rising Star BAFTA, has spoken of his excitement at working on the Sky drama’s second season. He told the Press Association: “I haven’t [seen any scripts] but we are hoping to go into production in the next few months, COVID permitting, and if everything goes to plan, so I am expecting something soon. “I would love for Elliot the same thing I would love for a...

Mon 15 Mar 2021 06.01 EDT Last modified on Mon 15 Mar 2021 06.03 EDT Building on a long-running and ongoing investigation by journalist Lucy Osborne and The Guardian, the powerful testimony and archive documentary series will reveal how the modelling industry has facilitated and validated endemic sexual abuse for decades. The Sky Original series will launch on Sky Documentaries in the UK and Ireland, and on Sky in Germany and Italy, and the series title will be announced soon. Further broadcast partners globally will be announced in due course. Their new three-part series will shine a spotlig...

Kenneth Branagh's likeness to Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a major new Sky drama is incredible. The actor is portraying the PM in a drama about the Coiv-19 pandemic.

By Max Goldbart2021-02-22T13:57:00+00:00 More than 1,000 signatories call on ITV to ‘denounce bullying in all forms’ ITV has been urged to “denounce bullying in all forms” in an open letter signed by commissioning editors, indie bosses and more than 1,000 freelancers, following Piers Morgan’s recent Twitter outburst. Sent to ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall and director of television Kevin Lygo this afternoon, the letter also urges the broadcaster to publicly disclose the findings of ITV’s internal investigation into Morgan’s behaviour. Signatories were anonymous but Broadca...