Deadline

TV Casting
‘Succession’ Star Sarah Snook To Lead & EP New Peacock Thriller Series ‘All Her Fault’

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Forbes

Innovation | Gaming
Netflix’s Best New Show Nabs A Perfect 100% Critic Score, 94% Audience

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The Guardian

TV review | Television
Toxic Town review – Jodie Whittaker is obviously award-worthy in this bittersweet tale

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The i Paper

Culture | Television
Toxic Town is compulsory viewing - it's a scandal as big as the Post Office

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Rolling Stone

Justice
The True Scandal Behind Netflix’s ‘Toxic Town’

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CBR

Toxic Town
Jodie Whittaker's New Series With 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score Becomes a Big Draw On Streaming

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Jewish Telegraph

Feature Profile
Minkie Spiro ‘privileged’ to tell the story of 2009 toxic waste scandal

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3 Body Problem

Press Quotes
Variety / Radio Times / Paste / Nerd Initiative / Looper / Gamespot / Collider

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Drama Quarterly

DQ100 2023/24 – Part three
In the third part of the DQ100 2023/24, DQ picks out a range of shows to tune in for and the actors, directors and writers making them, as well as some of the trends and trailblazers worth catching up with.

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Deadline

Netflix Series ‘Toxic Town’ Casting
‘Bridgerton’s Claudia Jessie Boards Netflix Series ‘Toxic Town’ Alongside Joe Dempsie & Michael Socha.

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Netflix Newsroom

‘Toxic Town’
Netflix Commissions Four-Part Limited Series 'Toxic Town' from Writer Jack Thorne. Toxic Town is a 4 part limited series from Broke & Bones, based on the real life story of the Corby poisonings.

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The JC

Plots and prejudice
Minkie Spiro is the British director who worked on HBO's much praised adaptation of Philip Roth's The Plot Against America. She tells Jenni Frazer why this project mattered so much.

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DGA Quarterly

Tonal Shifts
TV's latest wave of crime comedies are distinguished by their directors' tricky balance between desperate drama and absurd humor

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Golden Globes

Director Minkie Spiro: It’s Not A Gender Thing; It’s A Work Thing
One in a series profiling women working in Hollywood today.

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The Guardian

Top girls: part one
In a Guardian women's special, Libby Brooks introduces 50 women on their way to the top.

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Express

Downton Abbey director Minkie Spiro: It's very painful to say goodbye
MAGGIE SMITH may be a giant of the acting world but even she needs pointers, as do the animals.

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The Telegraph

Downton Abbey, Christmas Special, review: 'He did it!'
This triumph of a festive special had no shortage of thrills.

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The JC

The Jewish Duchess of Downton Abbey
Minkie Spiro reveals what it's like to be the only person who orders around both Lord Grantham and Dame Maggie.

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The Telegraph

Downton Abbey: Behind the scenes of series 5
On location at Highclere Castle for the filming of Downton Abbey.

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Harpers Bazaar

The women of Downton Abbey star in Bazaar's August issue
Sophie Elmhirst joins the female cast of Downton Abbey for an exclusive party at the manor.

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IndieWire

"MAD" Takes Two Top Awards at Aspen Short Fest
In the Best of Category prizes, the winners were: ..(Documentary) Minkie Spiro’s “Rat Women”..

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IDA

The 32nd Annual New York Exposition of Short Film and Video
The Best Debut short in the documentary category, Rat Women (9 min., 16mm, color, 1997, U.K.) is an incredible short about an apartment of young women who cohabit with—how many?—perhaps 30 rats, which crawl over everything and everybody.

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Chicago Tribune

New British Library Judged Better Than Its Cover
Minkie Spiro, 27, a London film producer, has done a 30-minute film, "Tales from the Reading Room," that reveals that dozens of people married fellow readers, had affairs with them or suffered unrequited love for those they admired across the desks.

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