Sundance Winner ‘Writing With Fire’ Scores Raft of Global Sales, Reveals Trailer (EXCLUSIVE)

2021 has been the year of Hollywood icons in Ireland, Patrick Dempsey and Amy Adams recently left and now it’s time to say au revoir to Jane Seymour.

Hollywood star Florence Pugh has given her fans the first glimpse at her brand-new Netflix flick that has just kicked off filming in Ireland.

Filming is underway in Ireland on Netflix’s psychological thriller The Wonder, starring Florence Pugh.

Kate Aurthur editorVertical Entertainment — the distributor behind such movies as “Miss Juneteenth,” “Shadow in the Cloud” and “Ava” — has acquired the distribution rights for “The Estate” in North America, the U.K. and Ireland.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentEstablishing itself as the most consistent buyers of top titles at Fantasia, Shudder, AMC Networks’ premium streaming service for horror, thriller and the supernatural, has acquired period horror feature “The Last Thing Mary Saw” ahead of its Aug. 15 world premiere at the Canadian genre fest.Directed by Edoardo Vitaletti, “The Last Thing Mary Saw” will be released by Shudder in the U.K., Ireland, Australia and New Zealand in 2022.

The Charlatans have announced details of a free Manchester show that they’ll play for NHS workers later this year.The Manchester veterans will play the gig ahead of their rescheduled UK and Ireland tour, which will kick off in Belfast on November 22.The show will take place at Gorilla in Manchester on November 15, with entry to the gig set to be free for all NHS staff.Ticket applications will open on October 1, with further details set to be announced soon.November 15th8pm@thecharlatans will be

Jamie Lang Shooting kicked off in Dublin on Monday for ITV and BBC streamer BritBox’s latest commission, a new dramedy series titled “The Dry” to be produced by Element Pictures (“Normal People,” “The Favourite”) in association with Screen Ireland and ITV Studios.

Christine Lampard certainly has a lot on her hands right now juggling a newborn, a feisty football-loving toddler, two step-daughters and a summer of TV as she’s taken over the hot seat on ITV’s Lorraine. Not to mention trying to find some quality time with her husband of six years, former Chelsea manager Frank Lampard, 43.

Rebecca Davis editorDistributor Trinity CineAsia has acquired Donnie Yen-starring action film “Raging Fire” from Emperor Motion Pictures for the U.K. and Ireland.The film debuted at the top of the box office last weekend in China, where it grossed $37.2 million in the three-day period, and led sales since, grossing $56.8 million in its opening week.It’s the last film from the legendary Hong Kong writer, director and producer Benny Chan, who died last summer.

dropped out of the series after showrunners Michael Green and Aida Mashaka Croal exited over creative differences last year.

Jordan Jones feels he's left the "biggest club in Scotland" after completing a move to Wigan. The Northern Ireland international moved to Ibrox from Kilmarnock in the summer of 2019 but struggled to convince Steven Gerrard of his qualities.

The threat of stalkers is real for Billie Eilish.

., has a premiere date!Disney+'s female-led coming-of-age dramedy, starring Peyton Elizabeth Lee, reimagines the classic 1990s sitcom and follows 16-year-old Lahela «Doogie» Kameāloha as she juggles a budding medical career and life as a teenager. The series will premiere Wednesday, Sept.

‘I’m not going to stop the battle to get my music out there,’ Kehli, aka Kelly Irwin, states fiercely as she knows that being a woman in the music industry isn’t easy.

In fantastic news for Westlife fans, the chart-topping band is reuniting to play an intimate Belfast gig next month, and you can now register for a chance to win free tickets

The Irish artists whose music has been included on episodes of Love Island's 2021 series have experienced significant uplifts in sales, OfficialCharts.com/Ireland can reveal.

Manori Ravindran International EditorWestEnd Films is launching worldwide sales on crime drama “Rhino” from Ukrainian director Oleh Sentsov (“Numbers,” “Gamer”), which will premiere at the Venice Film Festival in the Orizzonti section.Produced by Denis Ivanov (“The Tribe,” “Donbas”) and Sentsov, the film centers on a young man nicknamed “Rhino,” who starts out as a petty thief before rising in the ranks of Ukraine’s criminal underworld in the 1990s.