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    Tom Ford’s ‘Cry To Heaven’ starring Nicholas Hoult, Adele and Owen Cooper to shoot in UK, Italy
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    Tom Ford’s ‘Cry To Heaven’ starring Nicholas Hoult, Adele and Owen Cooper to shoot in UK, Italy

    2025-11-12T16:41:00Z

    Further cast includes Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Colin Firth, Hunter Schafer and Ciaran Hinds. 

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    A Single Man
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    A Single Man

    2009-09-13T13:10:00Z

    Dir: Tom Ford. US. 2009. 98 mins.

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    Tom Ford

    2009-12-23T16:05:00Z

    Tom Ford decided in summer 2008 that if he could not get the external financing locked in for his debut feature film A Single Man, he would step in and bankroll it himself. “We had narrowed it down to sufficiently few financiers that I was prepared ...

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    A Single Man
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    A Single Man

    2009-12-23T14:11:00Z

    Director Tom FordProducers Tom Ford, Chris Weitz, Andrew Miano, Robert SalernoProduction companies Fade To Black Productions, Depth Of Field ProductionsUS distribution The Weinstein CompanyInternational sales IM GlobalUS release date December 11Worldwide gross $217,000 to December 13Best picture chancesThe journey of fashion icon Tom Ford and his ...

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    Tom Ford 'Nocturnal Animals' interview: "I have a certain fear of the studio system"
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    Tom Ford 'Nocturnal Animals' interview: "I have a certain fear of the studio system"

    2016-12-20T12:36:00Z

    Tom Ford reveals why his need for total creative control led him to self-fund second feature Nocturnal Animals.

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    Venice: Tom Ford, Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal on 'Nocturnal Animals'
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    Venice: Tom Ford, Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal on 'Nocturnal Animals'

    2016-09-02T15:18:00Z

    Director and stars reveal their motivations for taking on Nocturnal Animals during Venice press conference.

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    IM Global does roaring trade overseas on A Single Man
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    IM Global does roaring trade overseas on A Single Man

    2009-09-15T21:28:00Z

    Stuart Ford’s IM Global has closed multi-territory sales on A Single Man in the wake of the film’s North American premiere in Toronto.

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    Courtney Love, Prince Naseem projects on maiden White Star Productions slate (exclusive)

    2020-10-21T15:00:00Z

    The Liverpool-based company is backed by AGC Studios founder Stuart Ford.

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    FilmNation to sell Tom Ford's ‘Nocturnal Animals’ in Cannes
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    FilmNation to sell Tom Ford's ‘Nocturnal Animals’ in Cannes

    2015-04-28T00:37:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Glen Basner’s New York-based company will introduce the prestige mystery starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal to international buyers next month.

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    'Nocturnal Animals': Venice Review

    2016-09-02T12:20:00Z

    Dir/scr: Tom Ford. US, 2016, 116 mins.

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