Richard Rankin plays Rebus as he was in the early books but set in contemporary times. It's a world - and a time - away from Rankin's starring role in Outlander as Roger Wakefield. Photo ...

The new six-episode season of Rebus premieres on Thursday, Nov. 7. Where is Rebus available to stream? Rebus is premiering on Viaplay, a premier Nordic streaming service available in the U.S. that ...

And so he did. Rebus returned as a retired cop who could not keep his nose out of ongoing homicide investigations. They tried to give him something else to do; here John, you are supposedly ...

SCOTTISH crime author Sir Ian Rankin has been writing about “this guy Rebus” since 1985. The first book was published in 1987; the latest, Midnight And Blue, arrived last Thursday.

EXCLUSIVE: Viaplay will debut scripted shows Rebus and Ronja the Robber’s Daughter in the U.S. in November. Both shows were Viaplay originals that were sold after the streamer retooled last year ...

Back in the mid-1980s, a recently graduated twentysomething Ian Rankin was harbouring modest ambitions to become a lecturer. But he envisioned having a sideline, too. “I was going to write ...

The real mystery swirling around the first episode of Rebus (RTÉ One, Tuesday) is what it’s doing on Irish television a mere six months after debuting on BBC. In this our present age of ...

The first Rebus novel Knots and Crosses was released in 1987, while the latest Midnight and Blue will be out later this year. However there’s a rumour that the 25th book in the series will also ...

Ian Rankin’s detective Rebus will return to the stage in Rebus: A Game Called Malice, co-written by Rankin and Simon Reade. The production, directed by Loveday Ingram, stars Gray O’Brien as John Rebus ...

Rebus has been airing on BBC One and the detective drama is based on the Inspector Rebus novels by Ian Rankin. The final episode sees John Rebus (played by Richard Rankin) forced to confront his ...

Adding: 'I really hope that people will fall in love with Rebus in the same way that we have.' At the time of writing, the BBC has not yet announced whether the show will be getting a second season.