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Hugh Grant has hit back at accusations of being a “hypocrite” by Piers Morgan on social media, branding the post “bullshit”.The Notting Hill star has been a vocal opponent of tabloid misconduct, particularly cases of phone hacking. He recently settled a case with News Group Newspapers (NGN), publishers of The Sun, over alleged phone hacking and burglary by journalists.

Yellowjackets’ Sophie Thatcher is in talks to star in season two of Prime Video’s Mr. & Mrs. Smith.As reported by Deadline, Thatcher is in negotiations to join the show alongside Anora’s Mark Eydelshteyn, with them potentially set to play the titular pair of spies posing as a married couple.The news comes after Billie Eilish was rumoured to have been approached for the role, also reported by Deadline, but her casting was never confirmed.Prime Video’s serialised adaptation of the 2005 Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie movie was created by Donald Glover and Francesca Sloane.Glover and Maya Erskine (who replaced Phoebe Waller-Bridge) starred in the first season as John and Jane Smith, aliases under which they pretended to be spouses and take on high-risk espionage missions, before ending up developing feelings for each other.It’s thought that the new stars for the second season will take on brand new Jane and John roles, rather than replacing Glover and Erskine, with the show taking an anthology approach and bringing in new leads each season.Season one’s finale ended with Glover and Erskine’s John and Jane trying to fight their way out of a shootout, and didn’t make it clear whether they survived or not – meaning they could potentially reprise their roles.

Hugh Grant has revealed the film that ended his association with rom-coms, describing his reputation as going “from hero to absolutely zero in the space of a second”. He also talked about an infamous film in his resume that he feels he wasn’t good in.During an interview with Variety, he was asked why he moved away from romantic comedies – the genre that made his career with hits like Four Weddings And A Funeral and Notting Hill. “It just died” he reflected.

Golden Globes 2025 are finally here – check out the full list of nominees and winners below.Today (January 6), the Golden Globes kicks off the film and TV industry’s awards season, serving as the first major ceremony. Awards season will culminate with the Oscars on March 3.The 2025 Golden Globes is being hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, who follows on from last year’s much-maligned turn from Jo Koy.

Hugh Grant horror film Heretic.The movie, stars Grant as Mr. Reed, a mysterious and untrustworthy man who answers the door to two young female Mormon missionaries who want to convert him to the church.The missionaries are played by Sophie Thatcher (The Boogeyman, Yellowjackets) and Chloe East (The Fabelmans, True Blood), and as they spend longer in Mr.

Bob Dylan classic ‘Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door’ for the Hugh Grant horror film Heretic.The choose-your-own-adventure film, which is out in theatres everywhere tomorrow (November 8), stars Grant as Mr. Reed, a mysterious and untrustworthy man who answers the door to two young female Mormon missionaries who want to convert him to the church.The film features Grant singing 90s classic, Radiohead’s ‘Creep’, and now it has been revealed that Thatcher also casts her own take on a seminal Bob Dylan song.

Hugh Grant’s chilling new cat-and-mouse horror film Heretic is in cinemas now, but what songs feature in the film? Read on for all the info.The film comes from directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, who created and co-wrote 2018’s A Quiet Place, and stars Grant as Mr. Reed, a mysterious and untrustworthy man who answers the door to two young female Mormon missionaries who want to convert him to the church.The woman are played by Sophie Thatcher (The Boogeyman, Yellowjackets) and Chloe East (The Fabelmans, True Blood), and as they spend longer in Mr.

Hugh Grant has spoken about doing Tequila shots with Taylor Swift’s boyfriend, Travis Kelce, during her Eras Tour show at Wembley this summer. You can watch the full video interview above.In June, Swift’s record-breaking live behemoth touched down in the UK for a series of dates across the country.

Naman Ramachandran Athens-based sales and production outfit Heretic has sold key territories on the Cannes Film Festival‘s ACID sidebar opening film, Greece’s “Kyuka: Before Summer’s End.” Heretic has sealed distribution deals for France with The Dark, Benelux with Gusto Entertainment and Greece with Cinobo. Directed by feature debutant Kostis Charamountanis, who previously directed several acclaimed shorts, the film follows a family of three, a single father, Babis, and his twin children on the verge of adulthood, Konstantinos and Elsa, who sail to the island of Poros on the family boat for their holidays.

Naman Ramachandran Athens-based boutique film outfit Heretic has two titles in the Cannes ACID (Association for the International Distribution of Independent Cinemas) sidebar. Heretic’s own Greek production, co-produced with North Macedonia’s List Production, “Kyuka Before Summer’s End,” by debut director Kostas Charamountanis, is the opening film of the ACID program.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic has acquired world sales rights to “Sweet Dreams,” the sophomore feature from award-winning Bosnian Dutch director Ena Sendijarević (“Take Me Somewhere Nice”). Set on a remote Indonesian island during the waning days of the colonial era, the film centers on Dutch sugar plantation owner Jan and his wife, Agathe, who sit atop the local food chain — until the night when Jan, returning from a visit to his native concubine, Siti, suddenly drops dead in front of his wife. Desperate to hold onto her privileged lifestyle, Agathe forces her estranged son, Cornelis, and his pregnant wife, Josefien, to travel from Europe and take over the family business. Those plans are upended by a worker’s uprising, as Cornelis and his progressive ideals must confront the uncomfortable reality that his father’s will places Siti at the helm of the family estate, setting in motion a cat-and-mouse game that puts those ideals to the test.

Welcome to Deadline’s International Disruptors, a feature where we shine a spotlight on industry players outside of the U.S. shaking up the offshore marketplace. This week we’re talking to Heretic co-founder Giorgos Karnavas about the growth of his Athens-based production and sales house he started in 2013 with Konstantinos Kontovrakis. The company played a pivotal role in co-producing Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or winner and Oscar contender Triangle of Sadness, its first English-language production. 

EXCLUSIVE: Greek production and sales house Heretic has upped its long-time head of sales and acquisitions exec Ioanna Stais to partner.

Christopher Vourlias Athens-based Heretic has acquired worlds sales rights for “Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World,” the latest film from Berlinale Golden Bear winner Radu Jude (“Bad Luck Banging or Looney Porn”), who is serving on the international jury at this year’s Berlin Film Festival. Divided into two parts, Jadu’s latest follows an overworked and underpaid production assistant who must drive around the city of Bucharest to film the casting for a workplace safety video commissioned by a multinational company. In the film’s second half, one of her interviewees makes a statement that ignites a scandal, forcing him to re-invent his story to suit the company’s narrative.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic, the Athens-based boutique production company and sales agent, has acquired world sales rights for “Runner,” by director Marian Mathias, which will have its world premiere in the Discovery section of the Toronto International Film Festival.Already sparking upbeat word of mouth, “Runner” follows Haas (Hannah Schiller), an 18-year-old girl who was raised by her father in the rural Midwest. When her father suddenly dies, she must carry out his wish to be buried in the town where he was born.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic, the Athens-based boutique production company and sales agent, has acquired world sales rights for “Tengo sueños eléctricos” (“I Have Electric Dreams”), by director Valentina Maurel, which will have its premiere in the Locarno Film Festival’s international competition.Set in Costa Rica, the film follows Eva (Daniela Marin Navarro), a strong-willed 16-year-old girl who lives with her mother, her younger sister and their cat, but desperately wants to move in with her estranged father (Reinaldo Amien Guttierez). Clinging onto him as he goes through a second adolescence, she balances between the tenderness and sensitivity of teenage life and the ruthlessness of the adult world.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic, the Athens-based boutique production company and sales agent, has acquired world sales rights for “Convenience Store,” by director Michael Borodin, which will have its premiere in the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama strand.Borodin’s feature debut follows an Uzbek immigrant working at a convenience store on the outskirts of Moscow. As with the rest of the immigrants at the store, she’s forced to work without pay and to endure mental and physical abuse, until the day she overcomes her fear and takes her fate into her own hands.Based on real-life events and the active legal cases of immigrants in Russia, “Convenience Store” captures the horrors of modern slavery in a visceral blend of realism, documentary-style filmmaking and grand-scale cinema.

Christopher Vourlias Heretic, the Athens-based boutique production company and sales agent, has acquired world sales rights for “Working Class Heroes,” by director Miloš Pušić, which will have its premiere in the Berlin Film Festival’s Panorama strand. Variety has also been given exclusive access to the film’s trailer.Starring award-winning Serbian actress Jasna Đuričić, who played the lead role in Jasmila Žbanić’s Oscar-nominated “Quo Vadis, Aida?,” “Working Class Heroes” follows a cold-hearted businesswoman working for a construction investor of dubious morals.