Anthony Boyle to Lead Sky Drama ‘Charmer’ From Working Title, Story Films
Anthony Boyle will play a professional seducer alongside Connor Swindells, Siena Kelly and Sophie Wilde in Sky Original drama Charmer, now shooting
Anthony Boyle will play a professional seducer alongside Connor Swindells, Siena Kelly and Sophie Wilde in Sky Original drama Charmer, now shooting
George Clooney, Ellen Burstyn, Luca Guadagnino and more will deliver masterclasses at the upcoming Venice Film Festival.
'Pride' the musical will transfer to London's Bridge Theatre from Nov. 12, following sold-out runs in Cardiff and at the National Theatre.
John Gore Studios is restructuring alongside its US sister company, with CEO Hilary Strong set to stand down
French outlet Les Valseurs is attending Haugesund’s New Nordic Films with ‘Borderline’ and ‘All the Softness in the World.’
Anthony Boyle will play a professional seducer alongside Connor Swindells, Siena Kelly and Sophie Wilde…
The 51st edition of the Toronto International Film Festival will run September 10-20, 2026.
Danny Boyle's "Ink," starring Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce and Claire Foy, will open the 83rd Venice Film Festival.
NBC Sports Uses World Cup Fever to Spark Interest in Premier League Return
Claudia Winkleman will not be returning for a second season of her eponymous talk show.
The UK's FrightFest horror film festival has revealed its 2026 lineup with films from Yeon Sang-ho, Marion Le Corroller and the Terrifier producers
The road movie thriller also features Germany's Christine Neubauer alongside the 'One Hundred Years of Solitude' star.
London-based Casa Leo PR seeks to provide bespoke answers to producers on how to create and leverage ever more vital festival presence.
Ormax Media's StreamView report shows cricket ruling India's streaming viewership, with 'India's Got Latent' topping non-sports content.
"Jurassic Park" star Sam Neill died of pneumonia, his agent confirmed on Thursday.
Arundhati Roy discussed unpaid Beatles songs, AI-generated characters and indie filmmaking during a London Indian Film Festival Q&A.