‘SAS: Red Notice’, Starring Sam Heughan, Ruby Rose & Andy Serkis, Gets North American Distribution Deal

The Lord Of The Rings.The actor brought the iconic creature to life through motion capture in Peter Jackson’s trilogy, before reprising it a decade later for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.However, Serkis has admitted to The Guardian that he went “pretty method” while making the films, retaining the character’s physicality even when he wasn’t on set.“I used to walk on all fours off set when we were filming Lord of the Rings,” he said.

The Lord Of The Rings are set to reunite for a series of fundraisers to help cinemas struggling due to COVID-19.Across three weeks in March and April, the stars of the iconic trilogy will join Stephen Colbert for special editions of his late-night TV show in the US to reminisce about Peter Jackson’s legendary films.Elijah Wood, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett, Orlando Bloom, Billy Boyd, Peter Jackson, Ian McKellen, Dominic Monaghan, Viggo Mortensen, Andy Serkis and Liv Tyler will all take part in the

EXCLUSIVE: UK sales company Parkland Pictures is at the virtual EFM with Paul Morrison rom-com drama 23 Walks, which has been picked up for North America by Vertical Entertainment.

Sam Heughan was looking worse for wear in his most recent Instagram snap and fans were loving it.As his new movie SAS: Red Notice launches on Sky Cinema next week, the Scots star teased his followers with an on set snap with his co-star Hannah John-Kamen.The pair can be seen sitting on two chairs with the 40-year-old actor looking dishevelled with dirt on his face.The film is out on March 12, and from Sam's hair and makeup, it's clear that it is set to be action packed.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTF1 Studio, a unit of the powerful media group Newen Connect, has signed an exclusive international distribution deal with UGC Images, a subsidiary of Europe’s second-biggest cinema circuit.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefTwo Indian art house films, “The Shepherdess and the Seven Songs” and “The Village House” head the joint slate of a pair of new distribution companies addressing the North American market.Deaf Crocodile and Gratitude Films aim to give the two titles theatrical and digital releases in the second half of 2021, when it is hoped that North American cinemas are open and audiences return.

EXCLUSIVE: U.S. streaming service Topic has acquired North American rights to Israeli drama series, The Wordmaker, for a spring release.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorMagnolia Pictures has acquired North American rights to “Censor,” which had its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival opening the Midnight Section, and will also be part of the Berlinale Panorama section in March.

Ruby Rose elbows Sam Heughan in the face in a hillside fight in the first trailer from their new movie, SAS: Red Notice.

When a group of heavily armed criminals hijack a train, only Sam Heughan can stop them.

When you stop and think about it, riding on a high-speed railway system is pretty frightening. Much like flying, one thing goes wrong and you can be in a world of trouble.

Harvey Keitel, Emile Hirsch and Ruby Rose are to star in upcoming gangster drama The Legitimate Wise Guy. The film —being introduced to buyers at the upcoming virtual 2021 European Film Market by The Exchange —is set to tell the true story of Anthony Spilotro, considered one of the most feared enforcers to come out of the notorious crime syndicate known as the Chicago Outfit (which rose to power in the 1920s under Al Capone).

EXCLUSIVE: Samuel Goldwyn Film announced today that it has acquired North American rights to Casimir Nozkowski’s first feature film, The Outside Story. The film, starring Brian Tyree Henry, Sonequa Martin-Green, Sunita Mani and Olivia Edward, will premiere on-demand and digital on Apr. 30, 2021.

Outlander has given his side splitting review of Sam Heughan's latest show Men in Kilts. Josh Pray took the internet by storm earlier this year after posting a comedic review of why he was addicted to the hit show after binge-watching the first series.Now he's back with a hilarious clip that sees him give his thoughts on watching "Jamie and Dougal in real life" on their adventures in the first ep of the new travel show.

Conservative moms are outraged! At least that’s what anti-LGBTQ group One Million Moms would have you believe yet again. Their latest subject of scorn: American Girl.The beloved Mattel products are facing the wrath of the offshoot of the American Family Association, which has been labelled an anti-LGBTQ hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Warner Records last week signed a distribution deal with Whiteworld Music, the independent label owned by Puerto Rican musician Myke Towers.“Myke is a distinctive songwriter, powerful performer and incredible artist”, says Max Lousada, CEO of Warner Music’s recorded music division. “He’s not only an exploding Latin superstar, but he’s at the forefront of a new generation of global talent that’s transcending languages, crossing boundaries and disrupting genres.

Sam Heughan has shared a trailer of his new movie SAS: Red Notice but Outlander fans aren't happy that he can be seen kissing another actress - that isn't Outlander wife Caitriona Balfe.The hunk, who we are used to seeing as Jamie Fraser in Outlander, will star alongside Ruby Rose in new film but as he posted the trailer on his Instagram, fans couldn't help but feel disappointed.But the disappointment had nothing to do with the acting and was actually because in the trailer, Sam can be seen

EXCLUSIVE: Gravitas Ventures, a Red Arrow Studios company, has acquired North American rights to distribute writer/director Juan Martinez Vera’s Spiked. The pic will be produced by Per Melita. Aidan Quinn, Deirdre Lovejoy, Carlos Gomez, Danay Garcia, Wendy Makkena, Lovensky Jean-Baptiste, Walter Belenky. Sal Lopez, and Christopher Rich star in this indie feature drama. Joe Soldwedel and Brett Soldwedel serve as executive producers.

“Outlander,” which premiered in 2014 and has aired for five seasons, with a sixth forthcoming.