The company has struck a high-profile deal with Universal Pictures Video France.
Russian animation specialist Wizart is racking up more sales on its Efm slate. The company has struck a high-profile deal with Universal Pictures Video France for The Snow Queen: Mirrorlands that guarantees a wide theatrical release in France as well as in Andorra, Monaco, and the French-speaking territories of Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Africa.
Meanwhile, Turkish rights on Sheep And Wolves: Pig Deal have now gone to Filmarti, while Shooting Stars has taken the project for the Middle East and will look to give the film a release in Saudi Arabia, where the ban on cinema-going was recently lifted.
In 2016, the first Sheep And Wolves racked up 115,000 admissions in Turkey.
“The main reason why we are proud to distribute this animation in Turkey is the fact that it is not only timeless, but the story is also universally appealing,” Filmarti’s head of...
Russian animation specialist Wizart is racking up more sales on its Efm slate. The company has struck a high-profile deal with Universal Pictures Video France for The Snow Queen: Mirrorlands that guarantees a wide theatrical release in France as well as in Andorra, Monaco, and the French-speaking territories of Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Africa.
Meanwhile, Turkish rights on Sheep And Wolves: Pig Deal have now gone to Filmarti, while Shooting Stars has taken the project for the Middle East and will look to give the film a release in Saudi Arabia, where the ban on cinema-going was recently lifted.
In 2016, the first Sheep And Wolves racked up 115,000 admissions in Turkey.
“The main reason why we are proud to distribute this animation in Turkey is the fact that it is not only timeless, but the story is also universally appealing,” Filmarti’s head of...
- 2/18/2018
- by Geoffrey Macnab
- ScreenDaily
Happy birthday Dame Helen!
Oscar winner, stage veteran, tough TV cop, Britain's beloved monarch - Dame Helen Mirren has proved she fits perfectly into any role, and she's still sexy at 65.
Born in London in 1945, Mirren joined the National Youth Theatre at 18 and went on to grace the stage at the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company.
Famous for playing a buxom beauty who wasn't afraid to bare all on camera, she went from arthouse to the mainstream after landing the role of detective Jane Tennison in British TV hit series Prime Suspect.
She has won an Oscar for her role as Queen Elizabeth II, four Baftas, three Golden Globes and four Emmys, as well as a legion of fans around the world - becoming one of the most sought after stars as she entered her sixth decade.
And to celebrate such a legend, we have dug deep into her colourful past to uncover 10 fascinating facts about Britain's sauciest Dame. All Hail Helen!
- Dame Helen was chosen as one of People Magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People in the World in 2007.
- She is only one of three actresses to win two Golden Globes for acting in the same year. Joan Plowright and Sigourney Weaver are the other two.
- Dame Helen has portrayed an English Queen three times; Queen Charlotte in The Madness of King George, Elizabeth I in Elizabeth I, and Elizabeth II in The Queen. She has also played monarchs in The Prince of Egypt, The Snow Queen and Caligula.
- She was voted the world's sexiest older woman in 2007.
- She can speak fluent French.
- Her real name is Ilyena Lydia Vasilievna Mironov. Her father changed the family name to help them fit in with London life.
- She has a fansite dedicated to her, called The Helen Mirren Appreciation Society.
- Dame Helen documented her life in a picture book, released in 2008.
- She plays an unfaithful brothel owner in her latest movie Love Ranch, which was directed by her real-life husband Taylor Hackford. It's only the second time Hackford has directed Mirren - he was the man behind the lens for 1985 film White Nights.
- Her first acting credit on imdb.com is listed as Herostratus in 1967.
Oscar winner, stage veteran, tough TV cop, Britain's beloved monarch - Dame Helen Mirren has proved she fits perfectly into any role, and she's still sexy at 65.
Born in London in 1945, Mirren joined the National Youth Theatre at 18 and went on to grace the stage at the renowned Royal Shakespeare Company.
Famous for playing a buxom beauty who wasn't afraid to bare all on camera, she went from arthouse to the mainstream after landing the role of detective Jane Tennison in British TV hit series Prime Suspect.
She has won an Oscar for her role as Queen Elizabeth II, four Baftas, three Golden Globes and four Emmys, as well as a legion of fans around the world - becoming one of the most sought after stars as she entered her sixth decade.
And to celebrate such a legend, we have dug deep into her colourful past to uncover 10 fascinating facts about Britain's sauciest Dame. All Hail Helen!
- Dame Helen was chosen as one of People Magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People in the World in 2007.
- She is only one of three actresses to win two Golden Globes for acting in the same year. Joan Plowright and Sigourney Weaver are the other two.
- Dame Helen has portrayed an English Queen three times; Queen Charlotte in The Madness of King George, Elizabeth I in Elizabeth I, and Elizabeth II in The Queen. She has also played monarchs in The Prince of Egypt, The Snow Queen and Caligula.
- She was voted the world's sexiest older woman in 2007.
- She can speak fluent French.
- Her real name is Ilyena Lydia Vasilievna Mironov. Her father changed the family name to help them fit in with London life.
- She has a fansite dedicated to her, called The Helen Mirren Appreciation Society.
- Dame Helen documented her life in a picture book, released in 2008.
- She plays an unfaithful brothel owner in her latest movie Love Ranch, which was directed by her real-life husband Taylor Hackford. It's only the second time Hackford has directed Mirren - he was the man behind the lens for 1985 film White Nights.
- Her first acting credit on imdb.com is listed as Herostratus in 1967.
- 7/26/2010
- WENN
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