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Amazon MGM Studios Develops Guy Ritchie London Crime Drama 'Capital'

Amazon MGM Studios Develops Guy Ritchie London Crime Drama 'Capital'

Amazon MGM Studios' UK division has initiated development on a new London-set crime drama series titled 'Capital.' Guy Ritchie is attached to the project as co-writer and co-creator, collaborating with Rob Williams, known for his work on BBC drama 'The Victim' and the Netflix miniseries 'The Capture.' This collaboration marks Ritchie's return to developing projects with Amazon.

The series is being produced in conjunction with Vice Studios and Jack Tar Pictures. While specific plot details for 'Capital' remain under wraps, the involvement of Ritchie, who has a history of creating successful crime and action narratives, suggests a focus on the gritty underbelly of London. His previous work with Amazon includes the development of the Sherlock Holmes prequel series, 'Young Sherlock.'

Vice Studios, a division of Vice Media Group, brings its expertise in producing edgy and contemporary content to the project. Jack Tar Pictures, a production company, is also attached, further solidifying the collaborative effort behind the series. The development of 'Capital' indicates Amazon MGM Studios' continued investment in high-profile talent and genre-specific programming for its streaming platforms.

Further details regarding the cast, production timeline, and the specific narrative arc of 'Capital' are expected to be announced as the development process progresses. The involvement of established figures like Guy Ritchie and Rob Williams, alongside reputable production partners, positions 'Capital' as a potentially significant addition to the crime drama landscape.

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