All articles by John Elmes – Page 68
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London TV Screenings to return as physical event
All3Media International, Banijay Rights, eOne, Fremantle and ITV Studios join forces for second showcase
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Sky seeks European acquisitions head
Series-focused opportunity emerges as consolidation continues
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Close To Me no match for ITV & BBC heavyweights
WEEKEND: Channel 4 thriller falls short of Angela Black and Showtrial
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Dalgliesh off to strong start on C5
THURSDAY: New Pictures’ adaptation is channel’s third-biggest original drama launch of 2021
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Lionsgate ponders Starz sale
Board gives approval to explore partial sale of full diversiture of Power brand
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Apple TV+ lines up Magic Johnson docuseries
US four-parter to explore life and career of NBA legend
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Fox ties with The Masked Singer creator
In-house studio to develop unscripted series with Wonwoo Park
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Wildflame ties with NFTS for talent training
Welsh indie creates bespoke initiative to hone staff and freelance skills
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Fremantle revenues jump by 25%
The Investigation and Too Hot To Handle help generate £1.1bn over the first nine months of 2021
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EOne strikes Alleycats deal
Bolsters unscripted presence via Northern Irish producer-distributor
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BBCS closes in on House takeover
Super producer set to take control of Brexit: The Uncivil War indie
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It Takes a Flood grips 1.1m
TUESDAY: Kevin Macdonald ITV environment doc matches director’s previous outing
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A+E Studios retools scripted with ex-Amazon exec
Lucia Gervino joins in leadership restructure at production arm of A+E Networks
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Fulwell preps An Audience With Adele for ITV
One-off concert revives longstanding format for first time since 2011
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Endeavor backs former eOne TV chief
John Morayniss sets up shop in Toronto with previous colleagues Jeff Lynas and Nelson Kuo-Lee
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BET UK explores black changemakers with Renowned
Harry Pinero and Nella Rose front one of commissioner Cicelia Deane’s debut formats
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Mipcom: back to business
A quieter market in Cannes doesn’t deter buyers from developing fruitful partnerships and striking content deals