All UK/Ireland articles – Page 486
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NewsBFI to investigate health of independent film sector
UPDATE: commission members revealed; Lionsgate’s Zygi Kamasa to chair group.
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NewsWriters' Guild of Great Britain confirms general secretary
Ellie Peers takes on permanent role.
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News'Spider-Man: Homecoming' swings to $12.1m UK debut
Universal’s Despicable Me 3 nears £20m after ten days in play.
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NewsVue re-opens flagship West End cinema after £6.6m revamp
Leicester Square site adds fully reclining chairs, updated screens.
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NewsTalent scheme Guiding Lights unveils latest group of mentees
13 directors, producers and writers selected for Skillset, BFI backed initiative.
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NewsFirst look at Samantha Barks, Robert Kazinsky in 'The Revenger'
Anna Chancellor, Ivan Kaye join comedy now shooting in London.
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NewsLondon Film School director to step down
EXCLUSIVE: Jane Roscoe leaves for University of West of England post after three years.
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Features'Fleabag' star Phoebe Waller-Bridge on cracking America
It may have started as a dare, but irreverent UK TV comedy Fleabag has gone on to international acclaim.
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NewsFrightFest launches 'New Blood' scheme for horror writers
EXCLUSIVE: The London-based festival teams with MPI Media and Dark Sky Films to find new genre voices.
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News'Spider-Man: Homecoming' continues to dominate UK social buzz
Sony release reigns atop UK buzz chart once again.
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News'Spider-Man: Homecoming' earns $25.3m from international debuts
JULY 7 UPDATE: Web-slinger takes $10.4m in South Korea; $3.4m in UK previews; franchise record $4m in Australia.
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NewsAngela Lansbury, Michael Gambon, Emily Watson sign for US-UK mini-series 'Little Women'
BBC One, PBS, Playground co-pro starts shoot this month.
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NewsLenny Abrahamson's 'The Little Stranger' starts UK shoot
Domhnall Gleeson and Charlotte Rampling star in period ghost story.
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NewsUK box office: 'Despicable Me 3' enjoys huge opening
Sony’s Baby Driver scores Edgar Wright’s second biggest UK debut.
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News'Fantastic Beasts' sequel starts shoot in UK
David Yates returns to direct; Jude Law and Zoe Kravitz join the cast.
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Reviews'England Is Mine': Edinburgh Review
This biopic of The Smiths’ frontman Morrissey - played by Jack Lowden - closes the 2017 Edinburgh Film Festival
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Charlie Brooker talks Netflix and 'Black Mirror'
The series’ creator reveals to Screen why his partnership with Netflix has given him the opportunity to push even more creative boundaries.
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Reviews'Double Date': Edinburgh Review
Comedy horror from first-time director Benjamin Barfoot was written by its star, Danny Morgan