Two Brothers Slate Adds Tenko Reboot, Chalet Girl Series and Atomfall Adaptation

Two Brothers Pictures has outlined an expanded slate that includes a reboot of the British TV classic Tenko, a series adaptation of the 2011 film Chalet Girl and a TV adaptation of the video game Atomfall, according to deadline.com. The announcement came as Season 2 of the Prime Video drama The Assassin launched on November 6, 2026.

Anna Symon is attached to write the Tenko reboot, while Tessa Coates is writing the Chalet Girl series. The Atomfall adaptation is in development with the independent studio Rebellion.

Also on the slate: an ITV drama titled Nightswimming has been greenlit, production has just started on Danger Money for Prime Video — an action comedy series starring Ray Winstone — and a new cop show, Code Zero, from James Hall is in the works. Jack Green, written by Simon Nye and starring Jack Davenport, is among the originals, and Daisy Haggard's Maya, with Bella Ramsey, will bow on Channel 4 early next year. The Williams brothers are writing their first movie.

Tenko originally ran for three seasons and a special starting in 1981 on the BBC and ABC in Australia. The original Chalet Girl was a 2011 romantic comedy starring Felicity Jones and Ed Westwick.

Two Brothers Pictures launched in 2014 after years as comedy writers, and its early credits included The Missing and Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Fleabag. The company went on to make series including Back To Life, Baptiste, Boat Story, Liar, Rellik and The Tourist. All3Media bought Two Brothers in 2017, and it is now part of Banijay Entertainment after a recent merger.