By Variety Staff
Sony Pictures Television Poised To Invest In ‘Sex Education’ Producer Eleven
29.04.2020 - 15:43 / deadline.com
By Jake Kanter
International TV Editor
EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures Television is on the brink of investing in Eleven, the British production company behind Netflix smash hit Sex Education, Deadline can reveal.
Sources tell us that Sony is close to taking a significant stake in Eleven, beating a host of potential suitors who were keen to partner with one of the hottest pieces of production real estate in the UK.
Deadline understands that production groups including All3Media looked at Eleven
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billboard.com
13.05.2020 / 23:09
Sony/ATV UK Signs Hitmaker Labrinth to Worldwide Publishing Deal
Sony/ATV Music Publishing UK has signed a worldwide publishing deal with Labrinth, the London-born singer-songwriter and producer who has worked with the likes of Beyoncé, Kanye West and Nicki Minaj, and is also a member of super-group LSD.
usmagazine.com
08.05.2020 / 22:41
Jake Gyllenhaal Reveals He ‘Definitely’ Pictures Children in His Future: Life Is ‘Fleeting’
Jake Gyllenhaal is ready to transition into his biggest role yet: being a dad.
deadline.com
07.05.2020 / 13:19
Sky Hires ‘Three Identical Strangers’ Development Producer Poppy Dixon As Factual Chief
By Jake Kanter
dailyrecord.co.uk
07.05.2020 / 09:31
Life in lockdown: Eerie pictures show a deserted rural East Ayrshire
It has been more than a month since East Ayrshire – like the rest of the United Kingdom – went into lockdown.
deadline.com
07.05.2020 / 02:07
Sky Studios Invests In Julie Anne Robinson’s Longboat Pictures
By Jake Kanter
dailyrecord.co.uk
29.04.2020 / 19:15
Harrowing pictures of first known case of child suffering new coronavirus-related illness
A coronavirus-related illness hit headlines this week after UK medics issued urgent warnings about the impact of the mysterious condition on children.
