Written by Chris Cornwell (‘A Discovery of Witches’) and Oliver Lansley (‘Where’s Wanda?’), the “modern reinvention of the crime procedural” casts the protagonist as a criminal psychology professor who leads a double life and becomes a police consultant.
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Written by Chris Cornwell (‘A Discovery of Witches’) and Oliver Lansley (‘Where’s Wanda?’), the “modern reinvention of the crime procedural” casts the protagonist as a criminal psychology professor who leads a double life and becomes a police consultant.
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Freemantle and Archery Pictures are working together on a TV series that would focus on detective Sherlock Holmes' nemesis, James…
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A new detective drama is in the making, offering a dark and thrilling modern reinvention of the Sherlock Holmes universe.
Il più celebre nemico del detective di Baker Street cambia volto: da genio criminale a consulente della polizia. Ma il suo…
