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Feaplay makes the series “Rebus” based on the novels by Ian Rankin

Feaplay makes the series “Rebus” based on the novels by Ian Rankin


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Viaplay, Eleventh Hour Films and international bestselling author Ian Rankin are teaming up on the new blockbuster series “Rebus” about detective John Rebus.





together with Eleven o’clock movies Viaplay will make the series reposbased on the international bestselling author Ian RankinFamous detective, John Rebus, is inspired by the instantly recognizable world of Rankin’s books. The six-part series is set in present-day Edinburgh and puts Rebus at the center of an exciting new story created by the screenwriter Gregory Burke (Entebbe 71). represents the series Viaplay groupThe first UK drama commission and first Rebus TV series in nearly 15 years.

In the drama, John Rebus is in his thirties, recently divorced and demoted to detective inspector. He has a new colleague, Detective Constable Siobhan Clarke, and struggles to adjust to the changes taking place in his life and profession. Meanwhile, Rebus’ daughter, Sami, and his ex-wife, Rona, enjoy a life of wealth with Rona’s new partner – while Rebus’ brother, Michael, realizes that in a society where class divisions are only widening, taking shortcuts to provide for your family is no longer a temptation without a necessity.

“I am very happy with that Viaplay And eleven o’clock involved in this pioneering project.

Ian RankinCommissioner Rebus and other suspense novels have sold over 30 million copies, and have been translated into 36 languages, with a large following in the UK, USA, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Holland, Turkey and Finland, peaking at Sunday times And The New York Times Bestseller lists. Rankin was awarded an OBE for services to literature and was knighted in 2022. His most recent novel, A heart full of gravestonespublished October 2022.

– It’s very exciting to have Rebus back on our screens and it’s an honor to have Gregory Burke write the screenplay. I’ve been a fan ever since Gagarin method And he knows he understands the world of Rebus and the great main character. I am happy with that Viaplay And eleven o’clock involved in this pioneering project and eager to share the results! Sir Ian Rankin.

This is what Viaplay Groups says EVP and Chief Content Officer Filippa Wallestam on the streaming service’s first UK drama series:

– Sir Ian Rankin We are a global storytelling phenomenon, and working together to bring Rebus to a new generation of viewers is a great way for Viaplay to introduce us to us in the UK. This ambitious series explores family life, morality and class in British society through an exciting and emotionally charged story. All this against the backdrop of Edinburgh, a place Rankin readers know well. Together with Gregory Burke and the team at Eleventh Hour Films, we will create an unforgettable series with Scottish roots, international potential and global themes.

Ian Rankin and Gregory Burke. Photo: Viaplay.

The cast of the new series “Repos” will be presented soon

Gregory Burke Well-known playwright, film and television writer. His award-winning plays include Gagarin method (Traverse/National Theatre, 2001) W black watch (National Theater Scotland, World Tour, 2006). His text to 71 Won (Warp / Crab Apple Films) Best Film/TV Writer at the BAFTA Scotland Awards 2016. Burke recently acted in the drama 4 x 60 for the Benefit ITVXAnd six four (House Productions) with Kevin McKidd And venet Robinson Starring and directing coffee beans. williams.

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A new cast and production director will be announced soon, and filming is set to begin in Spring 2023. Multiple seasons are planned and the series is being produced by Eleven o’clock movies with generation greenAnd Paula Cady And Eve Gutierrez as executive producers, as well Isabella Holten And Thomas Excelson as executive producers for Viaplay Group.

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