Irish TV Drama to Revisit Notorious 'Mr. Moonlight' Case with BBC and Banijay Attached
RTÉ is developing a drama series about the 2011 disappearance and murder of Irish DJ Bobby Ryan, known as 'Mr. Moonlight.' The project, based on Catherine Fegan's book, has been pre-bought by the BBC and will be distributed by Banijay Rights. Malcolm Campbell leads the writing team, with directors Daithí Keane and Rachel Carey attached.
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