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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Adam Sherwin
President Trump was right to warn that “arrogant” Hollywood is dying, film insiders said – but warn his tariff proposal would send the movie industry into meltdown. The golden age of Hollywood is well and truly over with high labour costs, the rise of streamers and the legacy of Covid prompting an exodus from movie-making’s traditional capital, industry figures have said. Last year, Disney made 22 live-action movies, but only three, including box office flop Snow White, were filmed in California.
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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Adam Sherwin
Donald Trump was right to warn that “arrogant” Hollywood is dying, film insiders said – but warn his tariff proposal would send the movie industry into meltdown. The golden age of Hollywood is well and truly over with high labour costs, the rise of streamers and the legacy of Covid prompting an exodus from movie-making’s traditional capital, industry figures have said. Last year, Disney made 22 live-action movies, but only three, including box office flop Snow White, were filmed in California.
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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Adam Sherwin
Britons are paying more for the licence fee at a time when other nations are cutting back or abolishing a compulsory TV tax altogether, analysis has found. The UK charge, which rose to £174.50 in April, is now the third-highest compared to other countries across Europe, The i Paper has discovered.
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1 week ago |
inews.co.uk | Adam Sherwin
The BBC and Disney are battling over Sir David Attenborough’s legacy, with the national broadcaster hoping a return to Blue Planet will be the crowning achievement of his centenary year. The celebrated naturalist is marking his 99th birthday with an emotional plea to save the ocean in a new Disney + film, in which he addresses his mortality.
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2 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | Adam Sherwin
BBC staff have said there must be “one rule for all,” from stars to middle managers, as bosses announced a new disciplinary code following a workplace review. The report, commissioned by the BBC’s board and prompted by the Huw Edwards scandal, found that a small number of the corporation’s stars and managers “behave unacceptably” at work, and bosses fail to address them.
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Happy 99th Sir David Attenborough. BBC hopes he will return to narrate Blue Planet III in 2026 https://t.co/id2InJqmxP @theipaper
Trump is right, 'arrogant Hollywood' let rival nations steal movie production biz, insiders say https://t.co/E6XKGKW12W @theipaper
UK licence fee rising as European nations cut or abolish their TV charge @theipaper analysis shows. Is £174.50 for BBC still a good deal? https://t.co/mojxwWqy4G