Now, they aren’t just surviving, they are thriving. Crime Shows: Just a few years ago, it looked as though old-fashioned police and court procedurals might not make the leap to the streaming future.Netflix: Reed Hastings, one of the founders of Netflix, said that he was ceding his co-chief executive title and becoming the company’s executive chairman.But we may be starting to hit that transformation’s limits. A Changing Medium: A decade of streaming has transformed storytelling and viewing habits.Showtime: The cable network is changing its name to Paramount+ With Showtime, and its programming will soon be integrated into the Paramount+ streaming app.Yet it was before “the dawn of international television where people were more comfortable ingesting foreign language stuff,” he said. Davoli, it was already doing “bonkers numbers on French television,” where it debuted in 2015. David Davoli, who heads the television division for Bron Studios, negotiated, along with London’s Headline Pictures, for the English rights to “Call My Agent!” in 2017, after the show debuted on Netflix but before it truly caught on with English-speaking audiences. “Ten Percent” was conceived in much the same way. Think “Homeland” and “Euphoria” - or even “The Office,” which began life with Ricky Gervais in England before being adapted into the long-running American version starring Steve Carell.
in Britain, Canada and six other English-speaking territories.īasing an English-language TV show on a popular hit from another country is a tried-and-true convention in the U.S. But instead of airing on Netflix, the eight-episode series will premiere on Sundance Now and AMC+ in the United States, and Amazon U.K. On Friday, the British version of the show, titled “Ten Percent” and set at a London talent agency, will debut. This is the formula that made the French show “Call My Agent!,” about a Parisian talent agency, into a global hit once it began appearing on Netflix in 2016. Cameos by famous actors playing themselves. A secret daughter interested in a career in the entertainment industry. Four bumbling talent agents at risk of losing their business because of poor financial planning.
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