Streaming company Netflix has revealed a list of upcoming titles in Edinburgh Television Festivalincluding a documentary series about Victoria Beckham British boy band take this.
Among the new shows is a feature on Beckham, a former Spice Girls member who is married to former soccer star David Beckham, with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at her fashion and beauty business. Award-nominated producers Nicola Howson and Julia Nottingham are attached to the project at Studio 99 and Dorothy St Pictures.
Other programmes announced include a documentary about Take That, one of the UK’s biggest boy bands, featuring Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Robbie Williams, directed by David Souttar. The documentary will be produced by Fulwell 73.
Details of another documentary about the British chef have been released. Gordon Ramsaya multi-Michelin-starred chef who follows the culinary guru during the nine months leading up to his biggest food tasting project yet, as well as juggling personal time with his wife Tana and their six children. The show will be produced by Studio Ramsay Global, a Fox Entertainment company.
Documentaries about 7/7, the London bombing that killed 52 people in July 2005, have also been released by The Garden, part of ITV Studios, as well as Match Room: The Greatest Showmanwhich reaches the world’s largest sports promoters, from billiards and darts to fishing and boxing.
Additionally, a scripted series called Legends by BAFTA award-winning writer Neil Forsyth was announced, alongside news of the film’s premiere. How to kill your family With Anya Taylor-Joy.
Renewals Black pigeonA spy thriller written by Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw, as well as the second season of the series. Love is Blind: UKIt was also part of Netflix’s programming update. @mondio
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