‘Industry,’ ‘Doctor Who’ Producer Jane Tranter on Resisting Trends, Centering Women and Telling Stories About ‘People Being Accepted for Who They Choose to Be’

‘Industry,’ ‘Doctor Who’ Producer Jane Tranter on Resisting Trends, Centering Women and Telling Stories About ‘People Being Accepted for Who They Choose to Be’ hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 21, 2026 1:38am PT ‘Industry,’ ‘Doctor Who’ Producer Jane Tranter on Resisting Trends, Centering Women and Telling Stories About ‘People Being Accepted for Who They Choose to Be’ By Christopher Vourlias Plus Icon Christopher Vourlias Latest CAA’s Roeg Sutherland Says It’s Too Soon to Predict Fallout From Netflix Firings, Thinks Recent Mergers Represent ‘Opportunity’ for Industry 15 hours ago ‘Goodbye Julia’ Director on Reaching for ‘Wider Audiences’ in Sudanese Period Drama ‘About Love & September Laws’ (EXCLUSIVE) 24 hours ago ‘Line of Duty’ Director Douglas Mackinnon Preps Edinburgh-Set Paramedic Drama ‘BurnTime,’ Builds Slate at Rugged Island Films (EXCLUSIVE) 1 day ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments “ Industry ” and “ Doctor Who ” producer Jane Tranter has made a career of going against the grain, and at Rome’s MIA Market on Tuesday, she told European producers that the only way to survive in uncertain times is to “go in the opposite direction of everyone else’s traffic.” “If everyone else is zigging, you zag. Because at some point, they’re going to want your zag because they’ve run out of zigs,” she said.

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“I didn’t think that I was leading a revolution. I just thought that I was going to make drama that I wanted to watch,” she said.

“And if it’s drama that I want to watch, the drama should be inclusive of all. And in particular, I wanted to watch drama that had women in it.” The wide-ranging conversation touched on some of the iconic series that Tranter helped shepherd to the screen, from the HBO crime drama “The Night Of” (“It took two Obama presidencies to see it through”) to the multi-Emmy-winning “Succession” (“It was the best writers’ room I have ever experienced”) to “His Dark Materials,” the HBO fantasy adventure series that aired from 2019-2022 and “had a heartbeat to it that was speaking to where the world was going.” “It was the very, very early days of what we see so much of these days, where people are just thinking, ‘You know what?

I don’t want that system. I don’t want to live in a way where the climate’s going to be destroyed.

I don’t want to live in a way where my human rights are not given to me. I want to live in a different way,’” Tranter said.

Asked about her decision to revive “Doctor Who” at the BBC in 2003, Tranter briefly gushed that she “loved the show” but otherwise steered clear of talk about the beloved series, whose future remains up in the air following the departure last year

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