Content
Television has secured the international distribution rights for the new BBC
drama Line of Duty, produced by World Productions for BBC Two.
Written
by Jed Mercurio (Bodies), Line of Duty is a cat-and-mouse thriller of five
hour-long episodes. It stars Adrian Dunbar (Ashes to Ashes), Martin Compston
(Sweet Sixteen), Vicky McClure (This Is England), Neil Morrissey (Men Behaving
Badly) and Gina McKee (Notting Hill). It is executive produced by World
Productions’ Simon Heath (United) and Stephen Wright for the BBC. Episodes one
to three are directed by David Caffrey and episodes four and five are by
Douglas Mackinnon.
Greg
Phillips, the president of Content Television, commented, “Line of Duty
provides a compelling insight into the harsh realities of modern-day policing,
featuring performances from some of the acting world’s most exciting new
talents. Jed Mercurio’s script and the first-class team at World Productions
have created a thriller which will keep audiences gripped from beginning to
end. We are expecting strong interest from our international licensees when
this title makes its debut at MIPTV.”
Simon Heath, the creative director of World Productions,
added, "It's great to be working again with the team at Content, who did
such a fantastic job for us on United. The brilliant Jed Mercurio has created
not only a gripping and prescient stand-alone thriller, but a format that can
return each year with a new and unique investigation into police
corruption."
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