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Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes did their Easter break in style, as the pair headed off on a romantic trip in Greece.PHOTOS: Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes' £3.25m Surrey home they're considering leaving – insideOn Tuesday, Ruth shared a snap from when the pair were in Athens, near the ancient ruins of the Acropolis, and she couldn't help herself as she made a cheeky comment about her husband's age. "I love an ancient relic…..the Acropolis was amazing too!!" she joked.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentCritics Week (or La Semaine de la Critique), the selection dedicated to first and second films running alongside the Cannes Film Festival, will boast a jury presided over by Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania (“The Man who Sold his Skin”). Ben Hania has directed four features, including “Beauty and the Dogs” which competed in Un Certain Regard in 2017, and “The Man who Sold his Skin” which played at Venice in 2020 and was the first Tunisian film nominated for the Oscars’ international feature film race.

Britain's Got Talent went all out on Sunday's episode as the judges did their own take on the iconic 1978 film Grease with David Walliams transforming into Sandy. At the start of the episode, it saw hosts Ant and Dec in a restaurant as they questioned whether they were in the right place with the latter pointing out: "I spoke to Amanda, to see what the judges are up to, and she said: 'Grease is the word!" To which Ant replied: "Well, let's just enjoy a taste of Greece then!" as they tucked into their food.The camera then cut to Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden, who had transformed into Pink Ladies from the film, as they drove a vintage vehicle.

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Chrishell Stause and Jason Oppenheim's since-ended romance.The season will kick off with Chrishell, Jason and the rest of The Oppenheim Group galivanting around Greece, as the real estate agent and her boss display some serious PDA.«I'm in love,» Jason gushes, with Chrishell adding, «For now, I feel like things are going really well.»Jason's ex, Mary Fitzgerald, was even on board with the couple, telling the cameras, «I'd love it if Chrishell and Jason got married. I just don't want Jason to hurt her, though.»Things take a turn for the worse when Chrishell and Jason are asked their opinions on kids, which was later revealed to be the reason for their eventual split.While Mary was rooting for the pair, the same can't be said for Chrishell's foe, Christine Quinn.«I was wondering why I wasn't getting listings,» Christine tells Maya Vander, «then I was like, 'Oh yeah, it's 'cause I'm not f**king my boss.'» The comment soon makes its way back to Chrishell, who remarks, «That is rich coming from her.

true story of an actual operation during the war that made the Nazis think an attack was coming in Greece, all as they were planning their invasion into Sicily. And the British developed a plan to disguise a corpse of a tramp who had died of eating rat poison and dressed him as an officer carrying Allied secrets.

Emiliano De Pablos Munich-based Beta Film has closed a raft of major deals over Europe and beyond on Spanish TV dramas “You Shall Not Lie” and “La Fortuna,” two of the most successful recent originals produced by Movistar Plus, Spain’s biggest pay-TV/SVOD operator.Both series have been sold to Italy’s RAI and to HBO for its platform HBO Max for Eastern Europe, Benelux, the Nordics, Netherlands, and Portugal, among other territories.A six-part thriller by Pau Freixas, co-creator of “The Red Band Society,” “You Shall Not Lie” was sold to RTL Deutschland for Germany, where it will premiere on its streaming platform RTL Plus this spring.In France, the drama has been picked up by M6 with an exclusive window for its SVOD service Salto. Furthermore, Antenna TV secured rights for Greece and Cyprus, as well as Blue TV for Turkey.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentStrand Releasing has acquired all North American rights to Alain Guiraudie’s “Nobody’s Hero” which is handled by Films du Losange and world premiered at the Berlin Film Festival. The movie, which opened the Berlinale Panorama section, is set in Clermont-Ferrand revolves around Frederic, a 35 year-old man who falls in love with with a middle-aged sex worker who is married.

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Greek “Weird Wave” auteur Yorgos Lanthimos is a profoundly idiosyncratic filmmaker known for comedically bizarre and far-left-of-center films like “The Lobster” and “Dogtooth.” His 2018 period film, “The Favourite,” earned ten Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and Lanthimos is already plotting a follow-up with its Academy Award-winning star Emma Stone. Titled “Poor Things,” and co-starring actors like Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe, the film was shot late last summer, so there’s hope we’ll see the movie later this year somewhere on the film festival circuit.

EXCLUSIVE: Reid Miller (Joe Bell), Jonathan Silverman (Good Girls), Marguerite Moreau (Wet Hot American Summer) and Chris Mulkey (Twin Peaks) have signed on to star in the indie Feeling Randy, marking the solo directorial debut of veteran cinematographer Dean Lent.

Christopher Vourlias For an event that functions as the premier showcase for the Greek documentary industry, the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival again offered a prime platform for local docmakers at its 24th edition, with 77 feature-length and short Greek documentaries screening across the festival’s various competition and non-competitive sections.Marco Gastine, a co-founder of the Hellas Doc Association, a trade group representing the interests of Greek documentary filmmakers, has witnessed the industry’s steady evolution since the association was founded in 2013.“There was nothing specific about documentaries [in Greece’s film policy at the time],” Gastine told Variety in Thessaloniki. “It was underrepresented in the public programs at the Greek Film Center and [public broadcaster] ERT.” The pubcaster was in fact shuttered from 2013 to 2015, as part of cost-cutting measures by an austerity-minded government, plunging the documentary industry into crisis.