EXCLUSIVE: You wait years for one bus, and then two come along at the same time. That’s the phrase Trainspotting writer Irvine Welsh used when reflecting on how two of his first-ever TV proje…
adaptation has been in development for around four years and represents Welsh’s first commissioned series after his well-established feature work, which began in 1996 with Danny Boyle’s iconic reimagining ofTV origins date back to a serendipitous meeting between Welsh and actor Dougray Scott at a football match involving their beloved Hibernian FC.and its central character, the troubled detective Ray Lennox.“It became a joint passion project,” Irvine tells Deadline.
“The bulk of the novel is set in Miami, but for the first six episodes, we’re concentrating on the part that’s set in Edinburgh, which is only about a quarter or a fifth of the novel. There’s so much in that story. It’s almost like an origins story — how he went on to become a hunter of sex offenders,” Welsh explains. “As well as trying to solve a crime in real-time, he’s also confronting his own demons.
The writer has completed rough drafts of four scripts and getting the remaining two done is now his priority. It means the project is far more advanced than, which is in the very early stages of development. Lots of research has been conducted, but Welsh is yet to sit down with Easton Ellis to work out how they will share writing duties. “Bret and I have been friends for years, but we’ve never actually worked together. It’s going to be interesting and an education for us both,” he says.
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