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LA-based distribution company Myriad Pictures has picked up international rights to Zátopek, the Czech Republic’s 2021 Oscar Entry. The film has also sold in the US to Gravitas Ventures.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Myriad Pictures has acquired the international rights to “Zátopek,” Czech Republic’s 94th Academy Award Best International Feature Film submission. Gravitas Ventures has North American rights to the feature. The deal was negotiated between John McGrath of UTA, on behalf of the producers, and Scott Bedno, senior vice president of sales and acquisitions at Myriad Pictures. “Zátopek” is about the greatest Czech athlete of all time, four-time Olympic champion Emil Zátopek. It is the seventh film by prolific Czech director David Ondříček. His film “In the Shadow” was the Czech Oscar submission in 2012.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief For Asian media operators, the death of Queen Elizabeth II occurred in the middle of the night — Buckingham Palace made its announcement at 6.30 p.m. BST on Thursday — which meant some needed to play catch-up. That was achieved quicker by online and TV outlets than print media. In Australia, a Commonwealth country which has also lost its monarch, public radio and TV broadcaster Australian Broadcasting Corporation newsreaders dressed in black. Programming has switched to reflect the Queen’s life and seven decades of reign. News Corp., which operates major print news brands in Australia, said it will publish souvenir issues on Saturday. These will include the Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph, The Courier-Mail and The Advertiser.

A woman who helped come up with the idea to pair a village in Scotland called Dull with a town in the US called Boring says it has made Dull a more exciting place to live. Elizabeth Leighton, 62, was on a cycling holiday in Oregon in 2012 when she came across the town of Boring and an idea was born.

Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan have given fans a glimpse of the latest addition to their huge mansion. After working on building their dream home together in Essex for the last two years, their extravagant £3.5 million property is finally almost complete.

Line of Duty star Keeley Hawes and her husband, Succession's Matthew Macfadyen, will next be seen in an ITV series together. The real-life couple will play opposite each other in three-part drama Stonehouse, retelling the bizarre story of the disgraced Labour minister (Macfadyen), John Stonehouse, who faked his own death in 1974, leaving his wife (Hawes) and children behind. Having been married for 18 years sure adds authenticity to Hawes and Macfadyen's performances, with the Bodyguard star saying it was "a joy" to work with her husband again.

The Challenge has finally been revealed and with so many reality stars returning to our screens for the 2022 season, we just know this show is going to deliver some major drama.WATCH: MAFS' Cyrell Paule douses Jessika Power with wineThe Challenge is Network Ten's latest reality TV offering and sees previous relaity stars like Married At First Sight's Cyrell Paule and The Bachelorette’s Brooke Blurton battle it out for a $100,000 prize.“The Challenge Australia will see an algorithm randomly pair challengers to compete in gruelling physical contests, test strategies, survive eliminations, cutthroat alliances and steamy hook-ups to win daily challenges and eliminate their opponents,” a press statement read.“With old rivalries, new alliances, messy exes, and fractured friendships to navigate, who has what it takes to go down in reality television history, as Australia’s first Challenge Champion?”The show is set to air on 10 and 10 Play in late 2022, but before that let's get to know the cast of The Challenge."Promise I don’t mention the word 'journey' or 'for the right reasons' once," Brittany joked of the show on Instagram, in a cheeky reference to her Bachelor beginnings."Little B is ready!!! This little pocket rocket is locked and loaded baby!" Brooke wrote as she announced she'd be joining the show on Instagram."She said Yasss!

Succession star Matthew Macfadyen, who stole the rug from under the warring Roys by betraying wife Shiv last season, has got the seal of approval for his performance in upcoming drama Stonehouse from his real-life wife and co-star Keeley Hawes.

EXCLUSIVE: Matthew Horrocks has been appointed as manager of Screen Auckland, New Zealand’s largest regional film office.

Manori Ravindran International Editor “Tár” is going to get people talking, but its star Cate Blanchett has made clear that she’s “not interested in agitprop.” The Oscar winner is in Venice for the world premiere of the Todd Field-directed movie, and was in good spirits as she addressed journalists at a Thursday press conference. The Focus Features pic stars Blanchett as fictional Lydia Tár, a globally renowned, gay and sometimes tyrannical conductor of a German orchestra, who finds herself in the crosshairs of a perilous #MeToo scandal. The film is Field’s first movie in 16 years, following the acclaimed “Little Children” (2006) and his breakout “In the Bedroom” (2001).

Another cast member has decided to leave Dancing with the Stars.

Married At First Sight Australia bride Ella Ding has announced she's joining the upcoming season of the E4 series Made In Chelsea. Ella was popular with fans of MAFS, which airs on the same channel on which Made In Chelsea is screened, as she was paired on the matchmaking show with Mitchell Eynaud.

Married At First Sight Australia star Ella Ding is set to join the cast of Made in Chelsea this Autumn in an unexpected crossover. The news was announced on the official E4 Made in Chelsea Instagram as they posted some snaps of the 28 year old beautician posing next to a Chelsea street sign in London. Ella was dressed in a black skirt and a white crop top with a dark green blazer and trainers to complete the look and her dark hair fell past her shoulders as she beamed at the camera.

The Australian, revealing the top 100 influential social media creators in the country. Watch Below: The richest Aussie InfluencersThe analysis measures six drivers of influence: relatability, trustworthiness, expertise, attraction, content prominence and content frequency. The biggest lesson from this index? Tik Tok can not be ignored- and the creators can not be underestimated! Taking out the tenth spot is Tommy, also known on Tik Tok as tcezy, a creator who doesn't even talk! With over 7.6 million followers on Tik Tok, Tommy has been posting since 2020, sharing interesting unknown facts by pointing at captions. Another Tik Tok follower takes out the ninth spot - Junpei Zaki! With over 11.6 million followers on Tik Tok, Junpei showcases impressive editing skills in a range of positive and comedic videos. Former AFL footballer and Big Brother alumni Daniel Gorringe comes in at number eight. Daniel has perfected the art of not saying too much on Tik Tok, gaining over 6.6 million followers thanks to his unique facial expressions when reacting to other strange videos on Tik Tok. Queensland’s Tik Tok star Anna Paul takes out seventh place on the index, vlogging her day-to-day life for her 5.5 million followers on Tik Tok. Boasting a large following on Instagram as well, Anna Paul is also in the top 0.02 per cent of onlyfans earners in the world. Interestingly enough, the index revealed Anna doesn't score particularly high on trustworthiness or expertise but her frequent posting saw her attain the highest average engagement store on the list. Tik Tok gamer Mully comes in at number six on the leaderboard, known for his role in the collective “the boys” - a collaborative video and pranking group. Melbourne influencer Joel Berg