UK News – Page 494
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NewsWarp readies heist drama with Morton, Rahim
Drama ordered by Sky and Canal+, to be co-produced by Warp Films and Haut et Court.
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NewsGuy Pearce, Dominic West join Genius
Cast already includes Colin Firth, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman and Laura Linney.
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NewsRiot Club rules UK social buzz
Posh boy drama rules the roost as Liam Neeson outguns Denzel Washington on social networks in the UK.
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NewsEvent Cinema Awards nominations revealed
Nominations include Monty Python Live (Mostly), NT Live’s War Horse and concert broadcasts from Muse and Robbie Williams.
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NewsLilting producer begins Boombox shoot
EXCLUSIVE: Marks the first feature from commercials director Rohan Blair-Mangat.
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NewsUK, France get Second Chance
Susanne Bier’s drama debuted at Toronto and stars Game of Thrones’ Nikolaj Coster Waldau.
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NewsProduction Guild reveals first awards winners
The Production Guild of Great Britain has revealed the winners of its inaugural awards.
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NewsSchedule 2 hires New York chief
Former Focus Features exec to oversee New York operation for London-based technical film services company.
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NewsSlow summer at UK box office
The Inbetweeners 2 led the way, but the summer period at the UK box office was down in both gross and admissions this year. Screen talks to distributors and exhibitors to find out why.
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NewsArts Alliance buys Park Circus
EXCLUSIVE: Event cinema specialist acquires classics distributor.
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NewsLenny Abrahamson to direct Neverhome adaptation
The director of Frank and What Richard Did to adapt Laird Hunt’s novel about a woman who joins the American Civil War.
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NewsAlison Owen, Debra Hayward form Monumental partnership
EXCLUSIVE: Powerhouse production duo launch film and TV company.
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NewsCinesite joins forces with Shrek producer
London-based visual effects company to open animation unit in Montreal and begin production on 3D feature Charming.
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NewsDoc/Fest's Currimbhoy to join Sundance
Director of programming to take a documentary role at Sundance.
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NewsBIFA joint directors to step down
Tessa Collinson and Johanna von Fischer will leave the British Independent Film Awards at the end of the year.