Banijay-All3Media Merger Analysis
TV Mixed Moods Over $8 Billion Mega-Deal As Euro Production Giant Seeks To Conquer World
The Banijay-All3Media deal, which will create a production behemoth backed by capital from Europe, the U.S. and the Middle East, will eventually comprise 170 production labels worldwide, the majority in the UK including ‘The Traitors’ maker Studio Lambert, ‘Peaky Blinders’ producer Kudos and Neal Street which is making Sam Mendes’ Beatles movies. The end of the storied All3 brand after 23 years has sparked feelings of melancholy for many in the UK, where it was founded by a group of former ITV execs who were ironically escaping a round of consolidation at the British broadcaster.
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SOC Awards Winners: ‘One Battle After Another’ & ‘The Studio’ Lauded By Society Of Camera Operators
The pros behind the lens for Warner Bros’ One Battle After Another and Apple TV’s The Studio were named Camera Operator of the Year in film and TV, respectively, by the Society of Camera Operators on Saturday.
Colin Anderson took the movie prize for Paul Thomas Anderson’s awards-season juggernaut…
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CNN Once Again Preempts ‘Have I Got News For You’ To Continue Iran War Coverage
CNN is once again preempting the next installment of Have I Got News For You amid its continuing coverage of the Iran War, the series’ production company, Hat Trick, announced online. CNN also refrained from airing the comedic TV panel show last Saturday to allow for its extensive reporting.
Comedians…
Pixar’s Pete Docter Says Queer ‘Elio’ Storyline Was Axed Because “We’re Making A Movie, Not Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars Of Therapy”
Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter explained the animation company’s decision to ax a storyline in last year’s Elio, which initially featured a plot point reflecting original director Adrian Molina’s experience growing up gay.
Docter told the Wall Street Journal bluntly of the reasoning behind…
Corey Parker Dies: ‘Will & Grace’ & ‘Friday the 13th: A New Beginning’ Actor Was 60
Corey Parker, the actor known for roles in Will & Grace and Friday the 13th: A New Beginning, has died. He was 60.
The actor died on Thursday in Memphis, Tennessee, following a cancer diagnosis, according to TMZ. It’s unclear what type of cancer Parker had.
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‘DTF St. Louis’ Creator Was Inspired By Middle-Aged Friends “Falling Into That Trap” Of Hookup Apps: “This Will Go Poorly”
As Steven Conrad’s suburban murder mystery unravels on HBO, he’s reflecting on the real-life hookup app experiences that inspired him.
The DTF St. Louis creator explained that he was influenced by hookup apps that he saw “destroy the lives of some friends” going through middle age, much like the…
Timothée Chalamet Flooded With Show Invites Amid Backlash For Saying “No One Cares” About Ballet, Opera: “Our Doors Are Open”
While Timothée Chalamet has been met with tomatoes over his dismissive comments about live performance, several troupes are extending an olive branch.
After the 4x Oscar nominee quipped that “no one cares” about performance arts like ballet and opera, he’s been publicly inundated with both backlash…
Seth MacFarlane Has “No Plan” To Make ‘Ted’ Season 3 Due To “Really Expensive” Production Cost
It sounds like bad news bears for Ted fans, as Seth MacFarlane comments on the future of the Peacock series beyond its sophomore season, now available to stream.
The creator and voice of the eponymous foul-mouth teddy bear admitted he has “no plan” for a Season 3 of the show, citing “really expensive”…
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The U.S. invasion of Iraq killed an untold number of people, possibly hundreds of thousands, and drove nine million Iraqis out of their country, dispersed to the four corners of the Earth.
Among those who fled were Mohammed Al Windawi, his wife and two small children – Yosef, then aged four, and his…
Alan Trustman Dies: ‘Bullitt’ & ‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ Writer Was 95
Alan Trustman, screenwriter of the 1968 films Bullitt and The Thomas Crown Affair, has died. He was 95.
The Harvard-educated lawyer-turned-screenwriter died on Feb. 5 at a nursing home in Miami, his son John told The New York Times.
Born Dec. 16, 1930 in Boston, Trustman graduated magna cum…
‘Hoppers’ Still Bouncing To $40M Opening, Best For Pixar Original Since ‘Coco’; ‘The Bride!’ Isn’t Beautiful With $8M+ – Saturday AM Box Office Update
SATURDAY AM: Pixar original’s Hoppers is still coursing to a U.S./Canada opening around $40M in what’s fueling a $91M overall domestic box office weekend, +63% over the same period a year ago. It’s a win for original animation which has often struggled in its openings over the last nine…
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For the filmmaker known for Strong Island and Power, it marks a return to programming after his…
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