The Fall is still a huge success for BBC and Netflix. BBC sells it all around the worlds, they even sold the remakes right in France for a huge amount of money, and if it’s a success, it’ll give ideas to other countries. (It’ll suck big time, but it’ll be a success because French people have bad tastes, it’s horrible!)
Yet, in its third outing, The Fall is now outshadowed by some of the other British drama that Netflix co-funds. Which, by the way, is a neat economic model for the BBC. Expensive shows such as The Fall – which, with those lead actors, surely costs more than £1 million an episode to make – can stay creatively British. Netflix takes a hands-off creative approach, while pumping hundreds of thousands of pounds an episode into non-U.K. rights for these premium BBC shows. /Forbes/
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