Articles about Eleventh Hour Films
Six of the Best: Paula Cuddy
The co-CEO and creative director of Rebus and Magpie Murders producer Eleventh Hour Films spotlights her screen hero, a crime drama from “the ultimate storyteller” and an endlessly quotable Royle comedy.
Masterpiece, BBC to solve Marble Hall Murders
PBS Masterpiece in the US has ordered Marble Hall Murders, a sequel to Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders once again based on a novel by Anthony Horowitz. The BBC has acquired the series for the UK.
Masterpiece commits Moonflower Murders
TRAILER: Moonflower Murders, the sequel to mystery series Magpie Murders, will debut in the US on Masterpiece PBS on September 15. Here’s the trailer.
BBC finds Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue
The BBC will air Nine Bodies in a Mexican Morgue, a six-part mystery from Anthony Horowitz first commissioned by MGM+ in the US.
BBC rolls out Rebus
TRAILER: Richard Rankin is Rebus, in a new detective series based on the books by Ian Rankin launching this Friday.
BBC lands on Rebus reboot
FIRST LOOK: The BBC will be the UK home of crime drama Rebus, a new adaptation of the Inspector Rebus novels by Ian Rankin.
Find your people
Four writers – Nicole Amarteifio, Kodie Bedford, Zara Hayes and Cat Jones – discuss how they started working in television, their latest projects and why screenwriters need to find the producers who will back their ideas.
One of a Kind
Paramount+ drama The Killing Kind delves into a hidden part of London to tell the story of barrister confronting her relationship with a troubled former client. DQ visits the set to discover the secrets behind this adaptation of Jane Casey’s novel.
Making a Killing
As production wraps on upcoming Paramount+ UK drama The Killing Kind, executive producers Paula Cuddy and Eve Gutierrez discuss adapting the Jane Casey novel, changing endings and telling stories for a global audience.
Riding high
Anthony Horowitz, author and creator of Alex Rider, and executive producer Jill Green reveal the genesis of bringing the teen spy to television in a series based on his Point Blanc novel.
Easy Rider
Anthony Horowitz’s teen super spy Alex Rider is coming to television in an eight-part series drawn from the writer’s hit novel series. DQ went back to school to visit the set.
Down with the kids
While some say young people are no longer watching TV, the global success of series like Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars has turned that theory on its head. DQ explores how series are driving youth audiences back to the box.
Scaling New heights
Eleventh Hour Films executive producer and head of talent Eve Gutierrez reveals why one scene from BBC drama New Blood gave her cause to hold her breath.
What makes event drama?
Paula Cuddy, creative director of Eleventh Hour Films, discusses the essential ingredients that are needed to make event television.
Amazon, BBC, HBO spend big on scripted
There’s no evidence of drama investment slowing down, with some of the industry’s heavy-hitters betting big on writing and production talent. However, shared risk seems to be the order of the day…
Anthony Horowitz on leaving Foyle’s War for pastures New
After 15 years writing Foyle’s War, Anthony Horowitz is back on television with crime thriller New Blood. He tells DQ why there’s nothing like it on television.