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Women enjoyed a level of equality with male coworkers that they were unlikely to get on the outside for years or decades homosexual members tended to be tacitly acknowledged and accepted people who would today be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder could work without being forced to mask their neurodivergence.' 'The codebreakers worked hard and played hard, and veterans remember finding an open-mindedness at BP that was sorely lacking in ordinary life. This story is The Imitation Game meets The Crown and we are excited to bring this thrilling historical tale to the screen.Yakki the Yakkicorn To anyone curious, here are the most related parts of the author's note: 'The codebreakers worked hard and played hard, and veterans remember finding a …more To anyone curious, here are the most related parts of the author's note: Kate Quinn has written a timely and timeless novel that is both a war epic and a character-driven story of female friendships and romances.

We are excited to bring people back into the world of Bletchley Park, told through the fresh perspective of The Rose Code. The deal was brokered by Michael Heimler of Black Bear and Lucy Stille of Lucy Stille Literary on behalf of Kevan Lyon at The Marsal Lyon Literary Agency.īlack Bear’s Head of TV Ben Stillman said, “We were lucky enough to be a part of and witness to the incredible impact The Imitation Game had on audiences. Last year, it signed a deal with Crazy Heart writer-director Scott Cooper to develop a limited drama series based on Angels & Demons and optioned the TV rights to Naoise Dolan’s Exciting Times and Mary Kubica’s Local Woman Missing: A Novel. Quinn is the author behind The Empress of Rome saga and two books in The Bordia Chronicles, as well as The Huntress and The Alice Network, which is currently set up at Warner Bros for development as a limited series.īlack Bear, which produced the Morten Tyldum-directed film The Imitation Game, has been stepping up its involvement in television. AMC Networks Acquires North American Rights To 'Monsieur Spade' Drama Starring Clive Owen From Scott Frank & Tom Fontana Black Bear TV To Produce

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