Posts by Nathan Pine
‘The Secret World of Roald Dahl’ From iHeartPodcasts & Imagine Entertainment Will Explore Author’s Life As A British Spy
[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: If you know your Willy Wonkas from your BFGs, iHeartPodcasts and Imagine Entertainment have the podcast documentary for you. The pair have created The Secret World of Roald Dahl, a doc podcast series that peels back the secret spy life of the beloved children’s author, revealing “a life far stranger than fiction.” The…
Read MoreAmanda Seyfried Reveals Channing Tatum Peed on Her Leg on Dear John Set
[ad_1] Amanda Seyfried has been on the frontlines of Channing Tatum’s pranks. Indeed, the 40-year-old unlocked a memory from her time with the actor on the set of 2010’s Dear John, when he made the set even more interesting. “He peed on my leg once without me knowing,” Amanda recalled in an interview with Deadline published Jan. 15. “He…
Read MoreUnifrance Rendez-Vous In Paris Unfolds Amid Complex Time For French Films As Local Indie Biz Internationalizes
[ad_1] French film sales agents have been busy this week at Unifrance’s 28th Rendez-vous in Paris. More than 40 films sales companies participated in the event, billed as the biggest market devoted to French cinema outside of the Cannes Film Festival, presenting their lineups to 400 buyers from 40 territories. They were joined in the…
Read More‘Call My Agent!’ Star Nicolas Maury On Directing TV Series ‘Seasons’ & Capturing Life’s Bittersweet Moments: “It Is Both Disaster & Happiness, Sometimes At The Same Time”
[ad_1] Playing Hervé in Call My Agent brought Nicolas Maury international acclaim. Now, as the star turns to series directing, he tells Deadline about the lessons learned while working on that show, and how behind the camera he is channeling life’s bittersweet moments. Seasons is Maury’s TV directorial debut. The miniseries weaves a love story…
Read MoreMan saves dog from snowstorm, exactly 12 years later gets heartbeaking call
[ad_1] More than a decade on from rescuing a dog in the middle of a snowstorm, a man was stunned to learn that she’d wound up in a shelter in an entirely different state. Needless to say, he didn’t hesitate before going to her rescue once again. On January 7, 2014, Aaron Foster couldn’t…
Read MorePorsche sales slump most in 16 years on poor China demand
[ad_1] Its sales are down 26% as the nation’s economic slowdown hit consumers across all income brackets [BERLIN] Porsche’s deliveries fell 10 per cent last year, following weak demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and a slump in China. This is the steepest drop since 2009, when the global financial crisis roiled the markets. The Volkswagen…
Read MoreLondon Film Critics’ Circle To Fete Guillermo Del Toro
[ad_1] The London Film Critics’ Circle will hand Guillermo Del Toro the Dilys Powell Award for Excellence in Film, the organization’s top honor, at this year’s London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. “Thank you to the London Film Critics’ Circle. It’s an honour to receive the Dilys Powell Award from a group I greatly admire and…
Read MoreLola Shoneyin’s Novel ‘The Secret Lives Of Baba Segi’s Wives’ To Be Adapted For Big Screen With Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife Films
[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: EbonyLife Films, the film strand of Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife Group, is set to make a feature adaptation of Lola Shoneyin’s internationally acclaimed 2010 novel The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives. The film, which is eyeing a theatrical release in December, is EbonyLife Films’ first film project in five years. Regarded as one of…
Read MoreGrok made sexual image of Ashley St. Clair covered in Swastikas: lawsuit
[ad_1] Ashley St. Clair, the mother of one of Elon Musk’s children, is suing his company, xAI, alleging its Grok AI tool had been used to generate explicit images of her. These include images of St. Clair, who is Jewish, “stripped and put in a string bikini covered with swastikas,” and “as a child stripped…
Read MoreBerlin Film Festival To Open With ‘No Good Men’ By Afghan Director Shahrbanoo Sadat
[ad_1] No Good Men, the latest feature from Afghan filmmaker Shahrbanoo Sadat, will open the 2026 Berlin Film Festival. The film follows Naru, the only camerawoman at Kabul TV, who is convinced that there are no good men in Afghanistan. But when the reporter Qodrat takes her on assignment just before the Taliban’s return, sparks fly…
Read MoreBBC Gets 1,000 Complaints About Pro-Trump Bias After Reporting On His Plan To “Acquire” Greenland
[ad_1] The BBC has received more than 1,000 complaints about its output being biased in favor of Donald Trump, following a report about the president’s plans to use U.S. military might to “acquire” Greenland. BBC News has consistently used the word “acquire” to characterize Trump’s ambitions for the semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, with viewers taking…
Read MoreDisney+ EMEA Promotes ‘Rivals’ Commissioner & Three Others As Content Chief Angela Jain Sets Out Ambitions Internally
[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Disney+ has promoted four executives in Europe as new content chief Angela Jain says she wants to set her team up “for long term success in EMEA.” In one of her first big decisions since stepping into the role, Jain has promoted Rivals commissioner Lee Mason and Blind Date overseer Sean Doyle to…
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