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‘Line of Duty’ Creator Jed Mercurio Submits ‘Doctor Who’ Bid to BBC
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Bestseller ‘The Story of Marceau Miller’ Adaptation Set for Mipcom via France TV Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)
France TV Distribution has picked up “The Story of Marceau Miller,” a new series based on the international bestseller by Marceau Miller — a pseudonymous author who may or may not be the man at the center of the acclaimed suspense novel, according to U.S. publisher Blackstone. Originally published as “Le roman de Marceau Miller” […]
Kotaku
Okay, Overwatch May Have Cooked Making Sombra A Healer
I can admit when I was too hasty with my judgements
Kotaku
Rumor: Sonic Mania Developers May Be Working On A New Ape Escape Game
The classic series is said to be being revived by Evening Star for Sony
Variety
‘In the Shadows’ Producers to Self-Release British Boxing Biopic Following Collapse of U.K. Distributor True Brit Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE)
The producers of upcoming British boxing biopic In the Shadow have successfully staged a last-minute rescue mission to save their film after its U.K. distributor True Brit Entertainment filed for administration in late September. The film — based on the true story of trailblazing British-Somali boxer, model and UNICEF Ambassador Ramla Ali and due to have […]
Variety
Killer Films Boards Ray Panthaki’s Directorial Debut ‘In Starland’ as Feature Lands Tallinn World Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
In Starland, the directorial debut of British star Ray Panthaki and led by Sing Sing breakout Clarence Maclin, has been backed by some of the indie film world’s leading lights. Killer Films has boarded the feature, with Christine Vachon and Mason Plotts having joined the producing team. The news comes just as In Starland has […]
GameSpot
Skydance Is Merging Paramount And Warner Bros.’ Game Studios Into One Unit
With Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery in the bag, details on what this merger means for the Warner Bros. game division have finally been revealed. Warner Bros. Interactive will merge with the newly formed Paramount Games Studio, and it'll oversee projects based on Skydance's rich--and newly acquired-library of IP. That lineup includes Avatar: The Last Airbender, South Park, Mortal Kombat, Game of Thrones, and Star Trek--and that's not even mentioning the treasure trove of DC Comics IP that the company now owns. The new division will be overseen by Tony Driscoll, president of games and experiences at Skydance, and one of the executives leading corporate strategy and development at the company. Driscoll had previously described video games as a "core pillar" of entertainment, alongside film and TV. SpongeBob Mortal Kombat crossover when? "We’re investing in ou