Patrick Holland to Remain Chair and CEO of Banijay U.K. Following All3Media Merger
Patrick Holland is set to stay in place as executive chairman and CEO of Banijay U.K. following the company’s merger with All3Media.
Patrick Holland is set to stay in place as executive chairman and CEO of Banijay U.K. following the company’s merger with All3Media.
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Channel 5 boss Ben Frow said he would never have commissioned a drama about Sarah Everard for his network.
A "Nanny McPhee" musical, written by film star Emma Thompson, is set to open on the West End in summer 2027.
Over 200,000 Harry Potter Books and audiobooks to be donated by Scholastic, Bloomsbury, Pottermore Publishing and Audible.
Patrick Holland is set to stay in place as executive chairman and CEO of Banijay…
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