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Emma Corrin And Lucie Zhang Star In Cate Blanchett Produced 'Peaches' – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Emma Corrin And Lucie Zhang Star In Cate Blanchett Produced 'Peaches' – Deadline

The Crown and Deadpool 3 star Corrin will play a woman who scams sugar daddies in the movie shooting in Hong Kong next year.

Australia Reports Second Highest Expenditure Ever On Scripted Drama – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Australia Reports Second Highest Expenditure Ever On Scripted Drama – Deadline

Screen Australia's annual drama report also found that spend on Australian theatrical features in 2022/23 declined by 54% compared to last year. 

Australia Reports Second Highest Expenditure Ever On Scripted Drama, While Spend On Australian Features Declines By 54% - Vimarsana News

Australia Reports Second Highest Expenditure Ever On Scripted Drama, While Spend On Australian Features Declines By 54%

Production expenditure on scripted screen production in Australia in 2022/23 was the second highest on record at $1.49BN (A$2.34BN) across 213 titles, according to Screen Australia’s annual drama report, but spend on Australian theatrical features declined by 54% from last year. Spend on scripted screen production was down 4% on last year’s record expenditure but …

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Sam Raimi-Produced Horror 'Don't Move' Acquired for U.K. by Signature - Vimarsana News

Sam Raimi-Produced Horror 'Don't Move' Acquired for U.K. by Signature

Signature Entertainment has acquired U.K. and Ireland rights to horror thriller 'Don’t Move' from Capstone Global.

Fionn O'Shea on being cast as Samuel Beckett: 'There was a moment of elation followed by crippling anxiety' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Fionn O'Shea on being cast as Samuel Beckett: 'There was a moment of elation followed by crippling anxiety' – The Irish Times

In the film Dance First, the young Irish actor joins Gabriel Byrne as the older Beckett and Aidan Gillen as James Joyce