StudioCanal, Deadpan Pictures Adapting ‘Lottie Brooks’ Book Series
Deadpan describes Katie Kirby’s best-selling kids' books as "pre-teen Bridget Jones."
The Hollywood Reporter•Scott Roxborough18h agoStudiocanal
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Studiocanal Adapting ‘The Extremely Embarrassing Life Of Lottie Brooks’ For TV
Dubbed the “pre-teen Bridget Jones,” Kate Kirby’s The Extremely Embarrassing Life of Lottie Brooks is being given the TV adaptation treatment by Studiocanal.
Deadline•Max Goldbart18h ago
Jack O’Connell and Odessa A’zion to Play Flat-Earthers in ‘The End of the World as We Know It’ for Studiocanal, Working Title and ‘An Irish Goodbye’ Oscar Winners (EXCLUSIVE)
Ross White and Tom Berkeley, the filmmaking duo behind the Oscar and BAFTA winning short film “An Irish Goodbye,” have teamed up with Studiocanal, Working Title, Parkville Pictures and Film4 for their feature debut and landed two hugely in-demand…
Variety•Alex Ritman5 OctStudiocanal Announces Wrap Of Final Film In Ambitious German-Language ‘Woodwalkers’ Trilogy
Studiocanal has announced the official wrap of the final instalment in hit German-language trilogy Woodwalkers alongside unveiling a January 28, 2027 theatrical launch date in Germany and a first image.
Deadline•Melanie Goodfellow23 Sept‘Resident Evil’ Reboots at No. 1 as ‘Shaun the Sheep’ Bounds to No. 3 at U.K., Ireland Box Office
Sony’s franchise reboot “Resident Evil” stormed to the summit of the U.K. and Ireland box office, debuting in first place with £4.2 million ($5.6 million) across its opening frame.
Variety•Naman Ramachandran22 SeptInside the 2026 San Sebastián-CAA Media Finance Creative Investors’ Conference
Acme AI & FX’s Ryan Kavanaugh, Laura Austin-Little at Black Bear International, Neon’s Elissa Federoff, StudioCanal’s Ron Halpern and Sumerian Pictures’ Rob Williams are confirmed for San Sebastián’s fifth Creative Investors’ Conference, co-organized…
Variety•John Hopewell22 Sept
Sony Deletes 500+ Purchased Movies From PlayStation, Reigniting Blockchain Debate
Sony removes 551 StudioCanal films from PlayStation accounts in September 2026, reigniting the blockchain digital ownership debate.
BeInCrypto•Phil Haunhorst27 Jun