Crime-drama Rebus from Eleventh Hour Films will return for a second series, penned by Gregory Burke and with Richard Rankin reprising his role as Detective Sergeant John Rebus. Based on the popular ...
Set in Edinburgh, the six-part first series was based on the best-selling novels by Ian Rankin and received widespread critical acclaim. Richard Rankin gave the cop a wonderfully edgy vibe while also, ...
The critically acclaimed series is back following doubts about funding The award-winning adaptation of Ian Rankin’s best-selling books will return to the nation’s screens for a second series. The ...
Christina Radish is the Senior Entertainment Reporter at Collider. Having worked at Collider for over a decade (since 2009), her primary focus is on film and television interviews with talent both in ...
The BBC has commissioned a second season of Rebus, based on the best-selling books by Ian Rankin and filmed in and around Edinburgh and Glasgow. Season one launched on BBC iPlayer last year, with the ...
Six episodes, no fat, a tormented hero and a country in crisis. All this and mayhem can be found in “Rebus,” a new adaptation of Ian Rankin’s celebrated detective series centered on Scottish detective ...
As Outlander moves ever so closer to its final chapter, Richard Rankin has already begun venturing out with a gritty role. The Scotsman steps into the world of Rebus, a reimagined adaptation of Sir ...
The Scottish actor will play John Rebus in the six-part adaptation of the Ian Rankin novels, being adapted for TV by 'Entebbe' screenwriter Gregory Burke. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief The ...
Ian Rankin’s new crime novel, “Midnight and Blue,” is book #25 in a dazzling series featuring John Rebus. Rebus was a Scottish cop specializing in homicide cases. Rankin aged him out in real time.
The new adaptation of Sir Ian Rankin’s internationally best-selling Inspector Rebus novels reimagines the iconic character John Rebus as a younger Detective Sergeant. Richard Rankin, known for ...
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