Mammoth Screen

Mammoth Screen is a UK-based independent production company that was established in 2007 by Michele Buck and Damien Timmer. It produces drama for key UK broadcasters, especially ITV, and international distribution.

Productions

• Noughts and Crosses (TBA) for BBC One
• Ordeal by Innocence (2018) for BBC One - 3 episodes^[1]
• The A.B.C. Murders (TBA) for BBC One - 3 episodes
• The War of the Worlds (TBA) for BBC One - 3 episodes
• World on Fire (TBA) for BBC One - 7 episodes
• Desire (2018) for ITV - 5 episodes
• The Serpent (2018) for BBC One - 8 episodes
• The City & the City (2018) for BBC Two - 4 episodes
• Vanity Fair (2018) for ITV - 7 episodes
• Next of Kin (2018) for ITV - 6 episodes
• Fearless (2017) for ITV - 6 episodes
• The Witness for the Prosecution (2016) for BBC One - 2 episodes
• Victoria (2016) for ITV - 2 series
• Black Work (2015) for ITV - 3 episodes
• Poldark (2015) for BBC One - 4 series
• Agatha Raisin (2014) for Sky 1 - pilot + 8 episodes
• Remember Me (2014) for BBC One - 3 episodes
• And Then There Were None (2015) for BBC One - three-part miniseries
• Falcón (2012) for Sky UK, Canal+, and ZDF - 4 episodes
• Parade's End (2012) for BBC Two, HBO, and VRT - 5 × 1-hour serial
• Monroe (2011) for ITV1- six-part series
• Christopher and His Kind (2011) for BBC Two - television film
• Joe Maddison's War (2010) for ITV1 - television film
• Bouquet of Barbed Wire (2010) for ITV1 - three-part miniseries
• Dappers (2010) for BBC Three - pilot^[2]
• Amanda Holden's Fantasy Lives (2010) for ITV1 - three-part miniseries^[3]
• Margot (2010) for BBC Four - television film
• Wuthering Heights (2009) for ITV1 - two-part miniseries
• Lost in Austen (2008) for ITV1 - four-part miniseries
• Bonekickers (2008) for BBC One - 6 episodes

North Korean hacking allegations

In October 2017 it was reported that an upcoming drama about a British nuclear scientist taken prisoner in North Korea, commissioned by Channel 4 and with the working title Opposite Number, had caused the production company's computer network to be targeted by North Korean hackers. The project was subsequently shelved.^[4]

References

External links

• Official website
• Mammoth Screen on IMDb