Burn Up

Burn Up is the shocking story some don't want you to see from the Oscar-winning screenwriter of Slumdog Millionaire.

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Burn Up: Part Two

Two friends—power players in the international oil industry—face a series of violent events and shocking revelations that could tear apart their friendship, their business, even civilization as we know it. Oil exploration in Saudi Arabia, secretly commissioned surveys, stifling investment + READ MORE

Burn Up: Part One

A "shiny new renewables girl" and a "sexist dinosaur oil lobbyist" meet for the first time, and the tension—and trouble—begin. Protesters get violent. Holly, Mack, and Tom learn about murders their business may be involved in, not to mention the + READ MORE

Burn Up Bio: Bradley Whitford as Mack

Bradley Whitford, who plays Mack on the must-see series Burn Up, is a classically trained stage actor who has received critical acclaim for his roles in theater, film, and television. Best known as Josh Lyman on The West Wing, for + READ MORE

Burn Up Bio: Neve Campbell as Holly

Neve Campbell, who plays Holly on the must-see series Burn Up, is a veteran of more than two dozen films, including the Scream trilogy. She first rose to fame on television, playing Julia Salinger on the hit series Party of + READ MORE

Burn Up Bio: Rupert Penry-Jones as Tom O'Connell

Rupert Penry-Jones, who plays Tom on the must-see series Burn Up, began his career in the theater but soon became a staple on British television, starring in North Square, Cambridge Spies, and Kudos Film and Television's award-winning series Spooks. Penry-Jones + READ MORE

Burn Up: The Characters

Climate change is real, the crisis is worse than we thought, and in the end, it's all about power. These are the characters fighting for it, who make Burn Up the explosive television mini-series you won't want to miss. Charismatic + READ MORE

Burn Up: About the Show

Time is running out. Oil is running out. Climate change is real, and the crisis is worse than we thought. The acclaimed writer of The Full Monty, Simon Beaufoy, brings us this explosive television event: a high-stakes conspiracy thriller set + READ MORE