The aristocratic comedy about love and friendship by Nancy Mitford has been adapted into a 3 x 60 minute drama for the BBC. The series was one of the first high-end dramas to begin filming after lockdown and shot in both the UK and Paris, France.
Based on journalist Jessica Bruder’s 2017 non-fiction book Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century 2020 Academy Award Best Picture winner tells the story of creativity, resilience and generosity of those that live on the road in the American West. Director Chloe Zhao also won Best Director at the awards.
Margrete – Queen of the North, one of the first 2020 pandemic shoots In 2021 film projects in the Czech Republic will reach a level not seen since 2019, a record breaking year for the Czech audiovisual industry. Many that make up the total are foreign audiovisual projects including large projects for Amazon, Lionsgate, NBCUniversal, Netflix, ZDF and Sky.
BBC dramas Showtrial, The Girl Before and Chloe, as well as The Long Call for ITV started rolling cameras in Bristol in April. All four dramas will feature Bristol locations and The Long Call will use the city as a base for on location filming on the North Devon Coast.
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HBO's The Flight Attendant (pictured) will relocate from New York and TBS sitcom Chad will move production from British Colombia in receipt of the relocating TV series tax credit allocation.
The feature film from Apple Studios stars Leonardo DiCaprio (The Revenant, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), Robert De Niro (Joker, The Irishman), Lily Gladstone (Billions, Certain Women) and Jesse Plemons (El Camino, Black Mirror). Killers of the Flower Moon is Oklahoma’s largest shoot in history and is being used to train up the state’s workforce. Recent large shoots in the state include Taika Waitaki series Reservation Dogs.
The newly released trailer shows the action thriller on location in scenes that hurtle from London to Tokyo, Central America and Edinburgh.