MTV is apparently gun-shy about remaking edgy British shows for American audiences after its version of "Skins" was loudly criticized for its frank depiction of teenage sexuality. That's the only way ...

Although its version of "Skins" may have been an epic botch, MTV hasn't given up trying to transform a hit U.K. teen show into a stateside success. Last night, the network unleashed "The Inbetweeners, ...

TV series The Inbetweeners is to be given an American makeover for a new movie. The popular show, starring James Buckley and Simon Bird as a group of awkward teenagers, became a hit film last year and ...

Los Angeles, CA (January 12, 2012)— Chris Ball, President and CEO of LA-based film production and distribution company Wrekin Hill Entertainment, announced today that the company is acquiring U.S.

The Americans may have won the Revolutionary War, The War of 1812, and countless medals at the London Olympics, but the British always seem to get the last laugh with their indelible, quality ...

EXCLUSIVE: MTV is moving forward with the adaptation of the British award-winning high-school comedy series The Inbetweeners, handing a pilot order to the project. Brad Copeland (Arrested Development, ...

Four friends, laden with romantic troubles, set out on a sex-filled vacation to an exotic foreign country. Yes that's the setup to Sex and the City 2, but it's also the premise of The Inbetweeners ...

The men responsible for the U.S. adaptation of the hit comedy The Inbetweeners have been discussing their plans for the show, explaining how it will deviate from its British counterpart. The sitcom – ...

The raunchy comedy, which is a spinoff of a British television show, is described as a U.K. "American Pie." By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer The bawdy comedy about four hapless teenage boys on vacation ...

MTV is apparently gun-shy about remaking edgy British shows for American audiences after its version of "Skins" was loudly criticized for its frank depiction of teenage sexuality. That's the only way ...

MTV is apparently gun-shy about remaking edgy British shows for American audiences after its version of "Skins" was loudly criticized for its frank depiction of teenage sexuality. That's the only way ...