Duncan Jones to direct first TV series

Washington D.C. [USA] Aug 8(ANI): English film director, Duncan Jones is set to direct his first television series with the adaptation of Tony Kent's thriller novel 'Killer Intent.'
The series will be produced by Liberty Films, the London- and L.A.-based production company of Stuart Fenegan and Jones, who is David Bowie's son, reported the Hollywood Reporter. Jones and Fenegan have previously worked together in feature films 'Moon', 'Source Code', 'Warcraft' and 'Mute.'
Speaking about his upcoming project, Jones said, "Tony's writing style is already so cinematic, working with him and a room of writers to adapt his first book will be a thrill."
Fenegan added, "When I read an early draft of 'Killer Intent' I knew it was special and deserved a place on the shelf, and on the screen, alongside those authors. Having spent a great deal of time with Tony discussing his characters and the journeys they will embark on in future books, I know television is the right medium in which to do them justice."
Jones is best known for directing science fiction film, Moon (2009), for which he won the BAFTA Award for outstanding debut by a British writer, director or producer. (ANI)