Dani Levy: Last News

Anna Marie de la Fuente In its continued bid to expand its footprint worldwide, Paramount+ is launching its service in France on Dec. 1 and Germany, Austria and Switzerland on Dec. 8. Already available across the Americas, Paramount+ launched in South Korea, the U.K. and Ireland in June and Italy in September. The SVOD platform is expected to be available in 45 markets by year’s end. Paramount+ is rapidly expanding its presence globally, bringing audience a unique content offering with the biggest stars and most compelling global and local stories. With these launches, Paramount+ will continue to see major growth across Europe, becoming one of the top players worldwide,” said Marco Nobili, executive VP and international general manager of Paramount+.

Ed Meza @edmezavar Stars, filmmakers and industry reps gathered at Soho House for Studio Babelsberg’s annual Berlinale bash, celebrating the renowned company’s cinematic legacy and its central role in Germany’s bustling film and TV sector. Recent productions shot at the storied studio, part of the Cinespace Studios group, include Tom Tykwer’s Berlinale opener “The Light” as well as Wes Anderson’s upcoming “The Phoenician Scheme” and Robert Schwentke’s thriller “Control,” starring James McAvoy and Julianne Moore.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Director and producer Tom Tykwer has become managing director of Berlin-based production company X Filme Creative Pool, best known for “Babylon Berlin,” alongside Uwe Schott. Tykwer succeeds Stefan Arndt, one of Germany’s leading producers.

German director Tom Tykwer has been named Managing Director of Babylon Berlin producer X Filme Creative Pool as part of a restructure that sees company co-founder Stefan Arndt step down.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor More than 800 film industry professionals in Germany and Austria have signed an open letter opposing antisemitism, with the number of signatories continuing to grow. The signatories include a wide range of directors, writers, producers and other film industry professionals.

Eva Mendes is an undisputed beauty, and she has a total look alike in her family! She gave a rare glimpse at her personal life in honor of a special celebration, and fans are totally surprised by it.MORE: Ryan Gosling opens up about raising his daughters amid Eva Mendes' acting comebackThe star took to Instagram to pay tribute to her niece, Dani Levy, who is a model based in New York City, and was celebrating her birthday on 6 August.The actress shared a stunning portrait of Dani for her special day, and fans couldn't help but note just how much they look like one another.WATCH: Eva's daughter takes photos of herMORE: Eva Mendes sparks emotional response as she remembers her 'first love'Eva has three siblings, Janet, Juan Carlos, and Carlo, and the pictures of her niece prove just how much good looks run in the family.In true model fashion, the pictures Eva posted are headshots, and see Dani with bronzed make-up and a sultry stare, donning a simple white tank top with blue jeans, and her hair, the very same auburn color of her aunt's, is straightened and falling down her back.In the caption, the Hitch actress wrote: "Happy Birthday to my beautiful niece," alongside pink heart emojis. She even cheekily added: "She's a rare beauty these days."A post shared by Eva Mendes (@evamendes)The sweet birthday tributeEva is no doubt the cool aunt of the family, and gave her niece's modeling career a boost by including her modeling agency.

Marta Balaga The 7th MipDrama – an industry centrepiece at Cannes MipTV trade fair – wrapped with Germany’s “House of Promises” scooping the prestigious Buyers’ Coup de Cœur award.The romantic drama proved the clear favorite among the MipDrama audience gathered in the Debussy Theatre at Cannes’ Palais des Festivals, receiving the most rapturous applause of the day following its presentation. The 12-episode series stars Naemi Feitisch, Ludwig Simon – also seen in Amazon’s Prime Video series “Beat” – Alexander Scheer and Nina Kunzendorf, fresh off hit Viaplay Original “Furia.”Set in Berlin, “House of Promises” explores the eventful story behind the legendary credit department store Jonass, founded in the 1920s in a building which has now become Berlin’s Soho House. While the times are hard, marked by poverty and hardship, the  protagonists of “House of Promises” still dream of a better future.