The Biggest Bombshells Revealed in ‘Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy’ Book: Patrick Dempsey’s Exit Drama and More

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentFilmax has swooped on international rights to “Irati,” an action adventure feature set in the eighth-century Pyrenees.Produced by Spain’s Bainet, Ikusgarri Films, Kilima Media with France’s La Fidèle Production, “Irati” weighs in as one of the most ambitious new Spanish movies being brought onto the market at Berlin. Filmax will present a promo at the EFM.Featuring battles, mythological creatures and fantasy elements in a mix of Basque legend and historical events, it also marks director Paul Urkijo’s follow-up to “Errementari: the Blacksmith and the Devil,” which Filmax sold to Netflix for the world.Now in post-production, “Irati” turns on a pagan girl who guides a young Christian lord called Enekoon a journey into an ancient, mythological world. Eneko hopes to recover lost treasure, key to his defending his valley from Charlemagne’s marauding army, which is devastating the Pyrenees.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItalian director Matteo Garrone, who was at the 2020 Berlinale with Roberto Benigni-starrer “Pinocchio,” is set to return to the director’s chair in March with coming-of-age adventure drama “Io Capitano,” on which France’s Pathé will be handling international distribution.Garrone’s new pic, whose title translates as “I, Captain,” will be shot in Italy, Morocco and Senegal, marking the first time, Garrone –– a two-time Cannes jury prize-winner, with “Gomorrah” in 2008 and “Reality” in 2012 –– sets a feature film outside of Italy.As is customary with Garrone, story details of “Io Capitano” are being kept under wraps, besides the fact that he wrote the screenplay with regular collaborators Massimo Gaudioso and Andrea Tagliaferri and actor Massimo Ceccherini (“Pinocchio”), who also contributed to the “Pinocchio” screenplay.

Christopher Vourlias Rwandan director Kivu Ruhorahoza’s “Father’s Day,” which bows in the competitive Encounters strand of the Berlin Film Festival, is a timely story of fatherhood in a country that saw a generation orphaned by one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century.The film presents a trio of interwoven stories set in the East African nation. A mother tries to cope with the loss of her only son.

Christopher Vourlias Russian VOD platform KION has unveiled a slate of original content it will be presenting to buyers at the European Film Market.Launched less than one year ago by telecom giant MTS, the company has so far surpassed expectations, according to Igor Mishin, VP for media business development at MTS and CEO of MTS Media. “We have exceeded all business key performance indicators, in terms of the subscriber base and streaming views,” he said.The company is launching two new feature films and two original series at EFM.“Ophiuchus” is an erotic thriller about a bold and sexually liberated pathologist whose lovers begin to die under mysterious circumstances.

“Death on the Nile” was being released in the rest of the Middle East over the weekend, according to Deadline.Gadot, 36, served in the Israeli armed forces for two years, as is required of all young Israelis, before she entered show business.It’s not the first time the former Miss Israel’s nationality has caused controversy as tensions persist between the two warring nations.

The details keep coming. Isaiah Washington was fired from Grey’s Anatomy in 2007 after allegedly using a homophobic slur on set, and now, the writers are sharing exactly what happened — and how Patrick Dempsey was involved.

Grey’s Anatomy stars may have been saving lives on TV, but they were some of the most problematic co-stars back in the day!

Several cast and crew members from Grey's Anatomy have given more details about the alleged incident that resulted in Isaiah Washington leaving the program.In Lynette Rice's recently released book How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey's Anatomy, it was noted that a fight between the performer and his castmate, Patrick Dempsey, resulted in the former uttering a homophobic slur.In the publication, writer Mark Wilding expressed via People that he had been on set during the incident, which was set off by both actors being tardy for filming.

Ellen Pompeo is getting candid about the future of “Grey’s Anatomy”.

Ellen Pompeo is getting candid about the future of After a nostalgic last season featuring the return of many fan favorites like Patrick Dempsey, T.R. Knight, Chyler Leigh, Eric Dane and Sarah Drew, some viewers speculated that ABC's long-running medical drama may be reaching the end of its run.

Katherine Heigl is addressing her controversial departure from Grey’s Anatomy.

Grey's Anatomy with “PTSD” before his exit from the medical drama.The actor reportedly “terrorised the set” of the show ahead of his character Dr. Derek Shepherd being killed off in season 11, according to an unauthorised book about the series, How To Save A Life: The Inside Story of Grey's Anatomy.Grey's Anatomy’s former executive producer James D Parriott claimed in an excerpt published by Hollywood Reporter that Patrick “knew he could stop production and scare people”.Parriott said: “There were HR issues.

Gallery: Happy Birthday, Ron! 10 things you always wanted to know about Rupert Grint (BANG Showbiz)She said in an excerpt from the book shared by The Hollywood Reporter: “There were times where Ellen was frustrated with Patrick, and she would get angry that he wasn’t working as much. “She was very big on having things be fair.

He captured the hearts of millions of viewers around the world playing McDreamy, but it has now been alleged that Patrick Dempsey wasn’t always such a hit with his co-workers.

Patrick Dempsey is facing allegations of poor behavior on the set of "Grey’s Anatomy." The 55-year-old actor is perhaps best known for appearing in ABC’s long-running medical drama created by famed writer Shonda Rhimes for the show’s first 11 seasons as Dr. Derek Shepard, also known as "McDreamy." In her upcoming book, "How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy," author Lynette Rice opened up about Dempsey’s time on set – and his departure, which shocked fans and industry figures alike.

There’s more to Patrick Dempsey‘s exit from “Grey’s Anatomy” than fans know.

Patrick Dempsey's exit from than fans know.The actor, who portrayed Derek «McDreamy» Shepherd for 11 seasons, reportedly expressed his frustrations with the hit medical drama in Lynette Rice's unauthorized book,. Meanwhile, executive producer James D.

He may have played McDreamy on screen, but Patrick Dempsey was apparently more of a McNightmare for some of the cast and crew of Grey’s Anatomy!

Some quotes about Patrick Dempsey and the reason why he was killed off of Grey’s Anatomy are making the rounds on the Internet today.

Patrick Dempsey has been accused of 'terrorizing the set' of Grey's Anatomyand even giving some castmates 'PTSD.'The people behind the his medical drama opened up about the dark side of Dr. McDreamy in the unauthorized oral history of the hit medical drama, How to Save a Life: The Inside Story Of Grey's Anatomy.In a scathing excerpt from the book published by The Hollywood Reporter, executive producer James D.

The drama isn’t just on screen! Author Lynette Rice recounted Grey’s Anatomy’s 16-year tenure with the cast and crew in her forthcoming book, How to Save a Life: The Inside Story of Grey’s Anatomy, which is set for a Tuesday, September 21, publication date.