Threads reboot confirmed as Adolescence team adapts cult hit for TV
- Warp Films secured rights to develop the 1984 BBC film *Threads* into a TV drama series.
- Amid Cold War tensions, *Threads* depicted a nuclear attack's devastating effects on Sheffield families.
- The original film, directed by Mick Jackson and written by Barry Hines, received seven Bafta nominations.
- Warp CEO Mark Herbert stated the story aligns with their ethos; Emily Feller said the adaptation allows uncovering fresh interpretations.
- The adaptation aims to explore the story's modern relevance and highlight resilience, connecting with contemporary audiences.
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Grim UK nuclear war classic Threads to be revived as new series
Threads was a grim post-apocalyptic psuedo-documentary about life in Britain during and after a nuclear war in 1984. Famed for its unbelievable bleakness and terrifying set-pieces, it is to be revived as a TV drama by the talents behind hit Netflix drama Adolescence and the BBC's Reunion. — Read the rest The post Grim UK nuclear war classic Threads to be revived as new series appeared first on Boing Boing.
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