UK News – Page 361
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NewsSundance Film Festival: London 2017 line-up revealed
The festival will close with A Ghost Story, starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara.
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NewsPinewood CEO Ivan Dunleavy exits
CEO set to leave Star Wars and James Bond studio after 17 years.
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News'Beauty And The Beast' becomes biggest musical ever in UK
Universal’s Fast & Furious 8 remains top in the UK; Their Finest opens fourth.
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NewsNetflix, E4 partner on series with Jessica Barden and Alex Lawther
Comic book adaptation The End Of The F***ing World now filming in the UK.
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News'The Crown', 'The Night Manager' triumph at Bafta TV Craft Awards
Big budget dramas dominate event celebrating behind-the-scenes talent.
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News'Fast & Furious', 'Guardians 2' compete for UK social buzz
Racing franchise sequel tops Marvel superhero sequel.
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NewsFive studios competing for James Bond rights
Major studios - and a surprise name - are bidding for the next 007 film, according to reports.
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NewsSecret Cinema founder talks 'The Handmaiden' tie-up, future plans
Fabien Riggall believes his company can boost arthouse film distribution in the UK.
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NewsRebecca Hall, Dan Stevens rom-com 'Permission' sells to France
EXCLUSIVE: Film is set to premiere at Tribeca this weekend.
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NewsBafta, BFI team on rebranded Bafta Crew; participants revealed
EXCLUSIVE: Close to 500 film workers sign up for BFI Network x BAFTA Crew.
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NewsAccess Entertainment buys James Packer stake in RatPac
Hollywood investment gives Len Blavatnik piece of Warner Bros co-fi business.
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NewsArnold Schwarzenegger to narrate 'Wonders Of The Sea 3D'
Conquistador Entertainment to screen 3D Entertainment Films doc in Cannes.
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NewsUK box office: 'Fast & Furious 8' races to top of chart
Universal’s franchise triumphs again with $17.8m debut for latest entry.
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NewsMargot Robbie's Tonya Harding drama gets UK, Australia deals
EXCLUSIVE: Sierra/Affinity scores sales on figure skating dark comedy I, Tonya.
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NewsSundance London to open with 'Beatriz At Dinner' starring Salma Hayek
Miguel Arteta’s “dramedy of manners” will kick off festival on June 1.
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NewsBBC Worldwide strikes £150m super-drama deal
Corporation aiming to produce more “ambitious” projects like McMafia.