Natalie Burns Joins Anthony Hopkins in 'Eyes in the Trees'
Exclusive: Natalie Burns (Till death do us part) Join Anthony Hopkins, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Ashley Greene in the sci-fi thriller Eyes in the trees. You will play as Marcy, a military veteran who reluctantly agrees to join her former colleagues on the final mission. They are sent to investigate the work of Dr. Moreau's mysterious successor, Dr. Addis, a brilliant and mysterious geneticist. The team soon finds their resolve to be tested as they delve into a world of terrifying and dangerous experiments taking place on a remote island. Shooting takes place on location in Thailand. Burns recently starred opposite Jason Patric and Cam Gigandet in the action comedy Till death do us part It was during a period flick SalvationWhich stars Angus Macfadyen and Kevin Sorbo. She also completed filming the comedy Rushing through the snow A horror and thriller film Movers With Terrence Howard and Christopher Lloyd. Burns is represented by Bobby Moses at Maverick Artists Agency and manager Scott Karp at the union.
Thunderbird is 'monitoring' AMPTP-Toon union talks 'closely'
Canadian content group Thunderbird Entertainment says it is “closely monitoring” ongoing negotiations south of the border between the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 839, which represents animators and others involved. Professionals. The talks resumed this week after the previous round ended without reaching an agreement, putting many in a state of tension. However, Thunderbird CEO Jennifer Twiner McCarron noted in the company's fiscal first quarter 2025 results (confusingly covering the period from June to September 2024) that “we understand that they are making progress toward a new three-year deal, and we hope that Get a fair deal.” Solution.” In Thunderbird's fiscal first quarter, the Toronto-listed company saw revenue grow 36% year-over-year from C$33.6 million (US$24.1 million) to C$45.7 million, with the increase attributed to more contracting in services Production Adjusted earnings increased 64% from C$2.5 million to C$4.1 million on improved revenue and lower general and administrative costs and net income of $1.6 million Canadian, compared to losses of C$700,000 last year Thunderbird's board of directors formally ended a plan to sell the company last month after investment bank ACF oversaw a strategic review at the request of shareholder Voss Capital: “With revenues up 36%,” McCarron said. “With a 64% increase in EBITDA and a significant boost in free cash flow, we are not only weathering industry headwinds, we are starting to thrive again.”
Prime Video India adds channel for Korean content
Korean content is resonating in India, and Prime Video is capitalizing on that. The streamer is adding Channel K, a premium Korean content network from Interactive Media Mix, as an additional subscription. The service will offer an “immersive Hallyu experience” through series such as Summer strike and Personal tastemovies including Our season, Joint Security Area (JSA) and Battle: Roar to Victory, NCT nation and Made in Korea: The K-Pop Experience. Genres will span from K-pop concerts to reality. Channel K will be offered at INR 79 (93¢) per month, with a limited-time introductory offer of INR 1 for the first month. “Over the past few years, we have seen a huge increase in the popularity of Korean content on Prime Video in India, including series like Marrying my husband, No gain, no love, Jenny's kitchenAnd more that our customers loved,” said Gaurav Bhasin, Market Head, Prime Video India. “We are now thrilled to launch Channel K in India and give Prime members an opportunity to get a wider range of scripted and unscripted Korean content with this new additional offering.”
