
Glitch writer, Top of the Lake producers take Trip to US
Louise Fox and See Saw Films have a project underway with BBC America.
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Australian writer Louise Fox (Glitch, The Kettering Incident, Broadchurch) will next write a project for BBC America.
She will pen Trip, described as ‘a thrilling reimagining of the classic Chinese novel, Monkey: Journey to the West, which explores the journey of reincarnation. ‘
See-Saw Films (Top of the Lake, The King’s Speech) is set to produce.
Last year she told TV Tonight, “I didn’t start off in genre at all, genre found me. I was total Relationship Drama writer and that was my universe, and I was quite suspicious of genre, I guess. Then I started to watch it and loved it. The stakes are so big and the stories are massive and it actually elevates everything.
“It’s just such a brilliant playground. So now, I’m like, “Bring it on, any genre!’”
BBC America has also announced a reboot of Quatermass, the British series that follows Professor Bernard Quatermass and his daughter, Sarah, as they investigate an alien invasion, plus Zero Motivation, a comedic glimpse into the Israeli army through the eyes of an eclectic cast of young women, executive produced by Amy Poehler and Brooke Posch.
- Tagged with Broadchurch, Glitch, Quatermass, The Kettering Incident, Top Of The Lake, Trip, Zero Motivation
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Ms. Fox is on a hiding to none if she gets Monkey wrong- thousands of baby boomers will not let it rest :D