Prime Video Reportedly Developing Six-Part Crouch End Series
Paul Tomalin created the adaptation of Stephen King's short story, with Tom Shankland directing and Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season producing.
Prime Video is reportedly developing a six-part limited series based on Stephen King's short story Crouch End, according to polygon.com. Paul Tomalin created the series, and Tom Shankland directs.
Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season are producing. Tomalin, Ben Irving, Rebecca Keane, Damien Timmer and Shankland serve as executive producers.
The synopsis follows London police inspector Ted Vetter as he investigates a claim by movie star Doris Freeman that strange phenomena caused her husband's disappearance. No release date has been confirmed.
An earlier screen version
Crouch End was previously adapted in 2006 as an episode of TNT's Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King, starring Eion Bailey and Claire Forlani. The short story first appeared in the New Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos anthology and was later published in King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes collection.
Quick answers
When will the Crouch End series be released?
No release date has been confirmed.
How many episodes will the Crouch End series have?
The adaptation is six parts long.
Who is making the Crouch End series?
Paul Tomalin created it and Tom Shankland directs, with Mammoth Screen and Fifth Season producing.