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Malory Towers 2020

TV series · 30 min · English · April 6, 2020

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Malory Towers is a historical drama television series adapted from the book series by Enid Blyton. It is a collaboration between King Bert Productions from the United Kingdom and WildBrain based in Canada.

The initial season debuted on BBC iPlayer in early 23 March 2020, followed by a CBBC broadcast in the UK on 6 April 2020. In Canada, the first season launched on the Family Channel with a two-part premiere on 1 July 2020. The series made its US debut on BYUtv during 13 September 2020. A third season was shown on CBBC starting 4 July 2022.

The show has been shown internationally through various platforms including CBC Gem in Canada, ABC Me in Australia, ZDF and KiKA in Germany, Rai Gulp in Italy, e-Junior in the United Arab Emirates, Yle TV2 in Finland, SVT Barn in Sweden, NRK Super in Norway, HBO Max across Scandinavia, Space Power TV and Spacetoon Go in the Middle East, and HOT in Israel.

Production for a fourth season began in 2022 and started airing on 8 May 2023. Plans for a fifth season were announced in 2023, featuring twenty episodes and filmed completely in the UK after earlier interior scenes were shot in Canada. The sixth season commenced broadcasting in May 2025, concluding with the seventh and final series released in October of that same year.

Cast

Crew

Director
Bruce McDonald, Rebecca Rycroft (season 1), Gary Williams (season 2), Tracey Rooney (seasons 3–4), Sunnie Sidhu (season 5), Jack Jameson (seasons 5–7)
Creator
Rachel Flowerday, Sasha Hails
Producer
David Collier, Grainne McNamara, Angela Boudreault, Jim Corston, Daniel Bourré, Bruce MacDonald
Executive producer
Josh Scherba, Anne Loi, Michael Goldsmith, Jo Sargent, Yvonne Sellins, Rachel Flowerday, Sasha Hails, Andra Duke, Michael A. Dunn, Angela Boudreault, Jeff Simpson, Amy Buscombe
Cinematography
Jason Webber, Nelson Rogers, Donna Wade
Music
Richard Pell, Lora Bidner

Details

Production
King Bert Productions, WildBrain
Network
BBC iPlayer and CBBC (United Kingdom), BYUtv, Family Channel (Canada)

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