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Thursday, 3rd June 2021 at 3:38 pm Thriller series The Mosquito Coast launched on Apple TV+ in April and now, with six of seven episodes streaming on the platform, a second season has been announced – shortly before the release of the first season finale on 4th June. Advertisement Luther creator Neil Cross has adapted Paul Theroux’s 1981 novel for the screen, telling a story that serves as something of a prequel to the events of the book – an approach that will continue into the second season, Cross told RadioTimes.com. “The idea is that we do the opposite of what The Handmaid’s Tale did, which is they started with the novel and then they expand – we’re moving towards the novel, we’re moving towards The Mosquito Coast,” he explained. ....
Thursday, 3rd June 2021 at 3:39 pm Luther creator Neil Cross has promised that the upcoming movie spin-off will be “bigger and better” than the original TV series, telling a story on “a wider canvas.” Advertisement A film version of the hit BBC drama has been discussed for several years, with star Idris Elba suggesting back in 2013 that the movie would adapt Cross’s Luther novel The Calling – a prequel set before the first series. However, writer Cross – speaking to RadioTimes.com to promote his Apple TV+ series The Mosquito Coast – revealed that the plan is now to focus on an original story featuring Elba’s John Luther. “I was interested in in adapting the prequel, because I thought it’d be a cool way to [approach it],” he confirmed. “But, no, we’re going to do something bigger and better.” ....
Tuesday, 25th May 2021 at 9:00 am The first season of comedy-drama Breeders explored the highs and the extreme lows of parenting very young children, from unexpected hospital visits to temper tantrums (that’s the parents as well as the kids) – but for the second season, series creators Simon Blackwell and Chris Addison were keen to put a new spin on things. Advertisement The new episodes – filmed under strict guidelines in late 2020 following COVID-19 related delays, an experience that Addison describes as both “terrifying, and wildly boring” – pick up several years after the first season, with Paul (Martin Freeman) and Ally (Daisy Haggard) now more seasoned but no more confident as parents and their two children Ava (now played by Eve Prenelle) and Luke (now Alex Eastwood) aged 10 and 13 respectively. ....