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WE HAVE THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER action-thriller
A rich teenager’s house party turns into a deadly hostage situation when a group of first-time criminals discover the President’s daughter is among the party-goers.
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Produced in partnership with Angus Lamont ('71, THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS) of Crab Apple Films
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Director: Paul Wilmshurst (BAFTA & Emmy winner)
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Casting Director: Elaine Grainger (THE HITMAN'S BODYGUARD, JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT, LONDON HAS FALLEN, CRIMINAL)
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Writer: Abdulrahman Ugas
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Production Budget: $7.5M
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Locations: Belgium / Montreal (for Washington DC)
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Principal Photography: 2020
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The untold TRUE STORY of an infamous Army Targeteer's impossible task to find a kidnapped UK-national in the failed state of Somalia before she's killed.
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Principal Photography: Spring 2020
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THE TARGETEER:
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KOPPEN horror psychological-thriller
Based on a TRUE STORY...
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A modern, outsider mum must uncover the mystery of an ancient village and her dead husband's bloodline to save her young daughter from an evil acolyte.
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Writer: Philip Wolff
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Production Budget: £2M
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Principal Photography: February 2020
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THE CALIPHATE spy action-thriller
After infiltrating the world’s most dangerous terrorist network, a CIA agent realises he’s been used by the network to facilitate what will be the most unique and devastating act of terrorism in history.
Production Budget: £50M
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Locations: London/Washington DC/Paris/Dubai/Morocco
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Principal Photography: 2022
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Executive Producer: Studio Motion Picture/TBD*
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Cast: TBD
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Commercial Credence:
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With the spy-action genre, never-seen-before content & ideas, set in a visually brilliant, energy-stunted, post-oil future, and a well-constructed, clever story lead by deep characters pulling each other in morally ambiguous directions, it will be an exciting commercial smash and cinematic great. This is seen below from the similar genre titles.
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It's CHARACTER DRIVEN, where female lead, ANDI (British MI6 spy) pulls male lead, JOHN (CIA spy) in a pragmatic but cynical direction and the mole John runs as a double agent in a terrorist cell (MOHIB, also John’s only friend) pulls him in an idealistic but perhaps deceptive one; it challenges their limits of basic human needs, where trust, friendship and love are all a weakness in the spy-world.
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"This is an epic...I mean Matrix-sized EPIC!”
Hollywoodscript.com
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"Having read over 5,000 scripts, this has a lot of things I’ve never seen before…stretches the spy-film genre.”
Carson Reeves, Scriptshadow, Hollywood
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$1.11Bn / $200M
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Ghost Protocol
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LOVE+1 comedy romance / Christmas film
An ever-optimistic playboy in his 30s finds out he's terminally ill so decides to host his own funeral for one final party - it's at this point that he falls in love for the first time.
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Production Budget: £5M
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Locations: London/Paris
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Principal Photography: November 2020
Cast: TBD
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Inside the Industry:
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Golden Globe winner & multi-Oscar nominated Ross Katz (director/producer): "Exceptional!"
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The Blacklist “a tear-jerker for sure! ...the type of script to get Hollywood executives and financiers interested.”
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Distributors, Ascot Elite gave it a “Strong Recommend on script alone.”
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Manuel Puro (cast Kevin Spacy and Sam Rockwell) said “A-list stars would love these roles; the script everyone is looking for!”
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Director at Lionsgate, “priceless!”
Commercial Credence:
The sub-genre of uplifting love with a tragic element has always brought a more commercial gain and memorable legacy versus straight romances or the traditional ‘romcoms’.
As per the industry responses to the LOVE+1 script, above, the apparent humour and obvious tragedy place this in a comparable bracket with the films below to earn large box office gross’ and then continual profit from DVD releases, VOD and regular TV play every Christmas.
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TV SERIES
SPY HOUSE 12 episodes (2 seasons), drama comedy
Director & Cast attached
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In talks with Broadcasters
The UK's four contrasting intelligence agencies (MI5, MI6, GCHQ & Defence Intelligence) set up a task force in a covert residential HQ to save London from imminent destruction...
...a dysfunctional family of four spies, with three weeks, one mole and zero ethics.
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This will then export to the US, not as a remake but as a 'parallel operation' with potential cross-over, where the US mirror organisations (CIA, FBI, NSA & DIA) similarly operate in Washington DC.
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Locations: London
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Pilot Principal Photography: 2020 / 2021
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Cast: to be announced
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