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Gary Oldman is to star in spy drama Slow Horses for Apple with Justified's Graham Yost exec producing. The nascent digital TV service has ordered an adaptation of Mick Herron's spy novels from Top of the Lake producer See-Saw Films. Slow Horses, which was first published in 2010, features Jackson Lamb, a brilliant but…

When the 14 newly minted Sundance Institute fellow step into the Episodic Labs on Thursday, they and their nine projects will be receiving guidance from some of the best of the small screen best. Though Oz creator and City on the Hill executive producer Tom Fontana might freak some of the Fellows out with his enduring…

Fox is developing an adaptation of graphic novel Talent with Justified showrunner Graham Yost. The broadcast network has partnered with Boom! Studios, the comic book publisher behind the graphic novel, Neil Moritz and his Original Films firm and Sony Pictures Television to develop it as a one-hour drama. Fox has…

National Geographic Channel has closed a drama series script development deal with Amblin Television, Sony Pictures Television and CrichtonSun for a global limited series based on the soon-to-be-published Michael Crichton manuscript Dragon Teeth. Crichton, who died in 2008, wrote the novel during his most prolific…

There is a change at the helm of the upcoming Amazon drama series Sneaky Pete. Executive producer/showrunner David Shore, who wrote the pilot script from a story he co-penned with Bryan Cranston, has left the project, from Sony TV and Amazon Studios. He will be succeeded by Justified creator Graham Yost, who is taking…

Howard Gordon (Tyrant, Homeland), Graham Yost (The Americans, Justified) and John Eisendrath (The Blacklist) took the stage for a NATPE panel in Miami Beach to talk the television in the age of fragmented audiences and multiple viewing platforms. “The first show I ever did, which was a show on CBS 20-something years…

Fox has given a script commitment with significant penalty to The Code, a political thriller drama from Justified creator/executive producer Graham Yost, executive producer/director Michael Dinner and executive producer Fred Golan. Sony Pictures TV, which produced the FX drama series, is the studio. Written by Yost…

SPOILER ALERT: This story contains details of tonight's Justified series finale. After the six-season cat-and-mouse chase between Deputy U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens (Timothy Olyphant) and his longtime black hat nemesis Boyd Crowder (Walton Goggins), FX's Justified ended not so much with a bang but a nice bow. The final…

The fifth, and penultimate, season finale of FX‘s drama Justified copped a crowd 2.37 million strong, according to Nielsen. That’s a 5% uptick compared with the show’s Season 4 finale, back when viewers did not know it was coming to an end at Season 6. Ditto the demo numbers — a 0.8 rating compared vs 0.7 a year ago…

“It's hard even when you know it's coming, and we knew,” Justified showrunner Graham Yost told Deadline of Elmore Leonard‘s passing today. “Once he had the stroke – it was a left brain stroke, and he was really was non verbal after – we got an update every day or two on how it was looking. It was pretty clear that it…

The Season 4 finale of Justified on FX was watched by 2.249 million viewers last night. That's down 16% from the 2.67 million who watched the drama's Season 3 finale on April 10 last year. It’s also down sharply from the 3.95 million who watched the Season 4 premiere on January 8. That was the season high for Justified…

EXCLUSIVE: It looks like Fox brass are determined to get an aircraft carrier drama on the air. Last season, the network put in development The Bridge, from writer Taylor Elmore (Justified), producer Mark Johnson and Sony Pictures TV. The project, described as a high-octane soap with a touch of Upstairs, Downstairs set…