Fremantle and Archery Pictures are collaborating on a new drama series titled "Moriarty," inspired by Sherlock Holmes' nemesis, according to reports from Variety and The Hollywood Reporter.
The series is written by Chris Cornwell, whose previous credits include "A Discovery of Witches," and Oliver Lansley, known for "Where's Wanda?" The Hollywood Reporter describes the project as a "modern reinvention of the crime procedural."
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the protagonist is cast as a criminal psychology professor. The series draws its inspiration from the character of Professor Moriarty, the adversary of Sherlock Holmes in Arthur Conan Doyle's original works.
Variety notes that Sherlock Holmes remains a source of inspiration for television executives, with series about the detective having become common. The outlet suggests that turning to Holmes' nemesis offers a new angle for adaptation.
The project brings together Fremantle and Archery Pictures in the crime drama genre. Additional details regarding casting, production schedule, and distribution platforms have not yet been disclosed.
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