Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab) Share on Linkedin (opens in a new tab) Share on email (opens in a new tab) Yet, amid this very welcome ...

Neverhwere actually got its start on television as a BBC miniseries Gaiman co-created with Lenny Henry, which aired on A&E in the United States. Gaiman then adapted the story into a novel. Neverwhere ...

The inventive Rorschach Theatre has a flair for cult fantasy, but the troupe has upped its game big-time for the sprawling "Neverwhere." The wild plot careens through a seedy underworld known as ...

The Hunger Games' Francis Lawrence is linked to a new Neverwhere TV series, adapted from Neil Gaiman and Lenny Henry's original... Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a ...

Fantasy author Neil Gaiman says the star-studded cast of the recent Radio 4 dramatisation of his novel Neverwhere were of such a high calibre they could be transplanted straight to Hollywood to make a ...

In Neil Gaiman's cult BBC miniseries, Neverwhere, average joe Richard Mayhew (Gary Bakewell) is hurtled into a supernatural world when he meets Door, a girl he rescues on the streets of London. When ...

James McAvoy and Natalie Dormer starred in an radio adaptation of Neverwhere in 2013 Neverwhere will be returning to the small screen at the hands of Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence. The Neil ...

Even fans of Neil Gaiman may not be aware that his popular novel Neverwhere was adapted from a television miniseries, not the other way around. Back in 1996, the BBC took a chance on Gaiman, then ...

Neil Gaiman fans who know Neverwhere probably break down into two groups, roughly by age: those who were introduced to the stories by the not-so-satisfying (but fondly remembered) 1996 BBC TV version ...

Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel Neverwhere is heading to TV - a good couple of decades after its original run. The Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence is behind the adaptation. Neverwhere was initially ...