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Line Of Duty s sixth season is set to hit screens in China, after ITV Studios bosses inked a new deal with local video app Pumpkin Film.
The hit BBC show, which came to a nail-biting conclusion earlier this month, is also set to launch on Britbox in North America next week and has been picked up in a slew of deals worldwide with both linear and streaming platforms.
Among the other countries the Jed Mercurio-created series is headed to are New Zealand, South Korea, Spain, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Latvia.
Deal: Line Of Duty s sixth season is heading China, after ITV Studios bosses inked a deal with video app Pumpkin Film. Pictured (L-R) Vicky McClure, Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston
May 5, 2021, 1:18 pm
Jed Mercurio believes the Line Of Duty finale was not as divisive as has been suggested (Ian West/PA)
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Line Of Duty creator Jed Mercurio has shared research he says indicates the show’s series finale was less divisive among viewers than generally thought.
Sunday night’s episode of the BBC One series saw DSU Ian Buckells, played by Nigel Boyle, unmasked as the mysterious H, the corrupt police officer at the top of a criminal conspiracy.
Stars back Hampden Park s UEFA Euro 2020 volunteer team Share Article published 05/05/2021
Hampden Park’s UEFA EURO 2020 volunteers have received a pre-tournament team-talk involving the biggest name on TV, manager of the top international team in world football, and the Scotland hero whose goals paved the way for qualification for the first time in 23 years.
UEFA EURO 2020 Volunteer Ambassador Martin Compston, who plays DS Steve Arnott in the hit show Line of Duty that drew more than 12m viewers for its Season Six climax on Sunday, joined John McGinn, Belgian boss Roberto Martinez and James McFadden in wishing the volunteers the best as they enter final preparations to stage four UEFA EURO 2020 matches at Hampden next month.
News by Ed Thorn Senior Staff Writer Published on 29 Apr, 2021
Before Verdansk got nuked into the 1980s, Call Of Duty: Warzone had a subway you could use to fast travel around the map. I used it a total of once, then totally forgot it was there. So it s surprising to see that a new fast travel method might return. Only the trains may be ditched in favour of magical Red Doors, and I m not sure how I feel about it.
Unofficial news site Modern Warzone said that according to a new Warzone survey , 1980s Verdansk is getting a new fast travel system with Red Doors . In their tweet, they highlight a slice of the unspecified survey which asks respondents to rank aspects of the new map they enjoyed the most. One of the answers is The Red Doors (new fast travel system) . Huh.