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Amy Jephta doesn’t like the limelight. The playwright-turned-screenwriter and now film director and TV showrunner shuns being fussed over to the extent that she refuses to let the publicist carry a chair outside for her when she’s being interviewed on set. “On the red carpet, I like the actors to be interviewed. That’s part of their job. I’ll stand back. I don’t feel I need to cultivate a particular brand for myself. I just need to know that people like my work and engage with it,” says Jephta.
“She’s a gem,” the publicist winks. “Going to go very far.”
Goalpost, Quizzical Team Up for Australian-South African Crime Series Detective Cooper (EXCLUSIVE)
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Australia’s Goalpost Pictures and South Africa’s Quizzical Pictures are teaming up on the crime series “Detective Cooper” for South African broadcaster M-Net, marking the first TV co-production between the two countries.
The series will be adapted from the book “A Beautiful Place to Die,” part of the multi-award-winning Detective Emmanuel Cooper book series by Australian-South African writer Malla Nunn (
pictured). Goalpost Pictures are the producers of the worldwide hit “The Invisible Man” and the acclaimed television series “Cleverman.” Quizzical Pictures produced the Peabody Award-winning “Intersexions.”
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Australia’s Goalpost Pictures (
Detective Cooper with South Africa’s Quizzical Pictures (
Intersexions) for South African broadcaster M-Net.
The story centres on a white detective in apartheid-era South Africa with a dangerous secret: he is in fact mixed race.
The series will be adapted from
A Beautiful Place to Die by Australian / South African writer Malla Nunn (pictured). LA-based British / Australian writer James McNamara, who was twice named ‘international rising star’ by BAFTA LA, is creating the series for television, in partnership with South African Writer Amy Jephta (Ellen, The Ellen Pakkies Story)