1 year ago
Film & TV Deals: Limonero, Paramount+ Renewals, & Murdoch Drama Sales
Several new film and TV deals have been announced.
First, Limonero Films will distribute Into the Wild's nature documentaries internationally.
Second, Paramount+ has decided to make a second season of 'The Crow Girl', a show about a detective investigating crimes.
Finally, the show 'The Hack', based on the phone hacking scandal, has been sold to several countries.
These announcements mean more content is coming soon.
Limonero Films secured distribution rights to Into the Wild's wildlife programming.
Paramount+ UK and Ireland renewed 'The Crow Girl' for a second season.
'The Crow Girl' follows detective Jeanette Kilburn as she investigates crimes.
ITV Studios is selling the drama series 'The Hack' to multiple territories.
'The Hack' is based on the phone hacking scandal involving Rupert Murdoch's News of the World.
- Who
- Limonero Films, Paramount+, ITV Studios, Into the Wild, and the cast and production teams involved.
- What
- Multiple deals, including a distribution agreement for wildlife documentaries, a series renewal, and sales of a drama series.
- Where
- The deals cover international distribution and production in the UK and for multiple territories.
- When
- Deals announced recently.
- Why
- To distribute and produce content for audiences.
Key facts
- Limonero Films Deal
- Distribution deal with Into the Wild for wildlife programming
- Paramount+ Renewal
- The Crow Girl renewed for season 2
- The Hack
- Drama series starring David Tennant & Robert Carlyle
- The Hack Subject
- Phone hacking at the News of the World and the murder of Daniel Morgan
- The Crow Girl Season 2 Premiere
- Continues where Season 1 ended
Quotes
Pamela Martínez Martínez
Founder and CEO of Limonero Films
“We have had great success with natural history programming, and we are looking forward to bringing Into the Wild’s blue-chip titles to market, beginning with MIA Market in Rome in a couple of weeks, and followed by MEDIMED and MIPCOM.”
deadline.com
Vince Turmo
Director at Into the Wild
“We admire their commitment to distributing nature and wildlife documentaries in such a complex market for Spanish production companies.”
deadline.com
Sources
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