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Stuart Fords sales and financing powerhouse is introducing buyers to two hot titles on the Croisette.Stuart Fords sales and financing powerhouse IM Global arrives on the Croisette with high-octane duo Safe and The Factory.The companys new
stanley italy president of sales and distribution Jonathan Deckter will introduce the projects to buyers here. Jason Statham headlines Safe, which is currently in pre-production and centres on a former elite agent who rescues a young Chinese girl and falls foul of the Triads, Russian mafia and corrupt New York authorities when they find a safe-cracking combination.Boaz Yakin Remember The Titans will direct and Lawrence Bender, in town with special screening Countdown To Zero, is producing with Trigger Street Productions.Completed crime thriller The Factory stars John Cusack as a police officer who abandons all professional restraint after a serial kille
stanley cup r hunting streetwalkers mistakenly abducts his teenage daughter.Warner Bros holds North American rights on the project, which also stars Jennifer Carpenter Quarantine and Sonya Walger. Morgan ONeill directed from a screenplay she co-wrote with Paul A Leyden. Joel Silver produced alongside Susan Downey and David Gambino.IM Globals Cannes slate of English-language titles includes the $35m Dwayne Johnson action thriller Protection and the $45m Judge Dredd adaptation that is being produced with Reliance BIG.TopicsSalesUnited States No comments
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Average TV viewing in the UK fell last year, according to new figures.People in the UK watched three hours, 55 minutes, and 30 seconds of TV per day in 2013, according to the latest figures from BARB Broadcasters Audience Research Board .It marked a drop of nine minutes per day compared to 2012, when the London Olympics
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stanley uk set remains the main way people view TV content at 98.5%, with the remaining 1.5% watching via tablets and PCs. This is up on the 1.2% reported in 2012.A total of 3 minutes, 30 seconds a day are viewed via devices such as tablets, smartphones and laptops or just over 3 half-hour TV shows a month . This is mostly on-demand but also includes some live streams, according to figures supplied by UK broadcasters to commercial TV marketing body Thinkbox.Viewing during time of broadcast - as opposed to using catch-up services - also fell.
stanley cup On average, each person watched three hours, 52 minutes of linear TV on a TV set in 2013, against 4 hours and 1 minute the year before.Barb expects this years football World Cup in Brazil to boost linear viewing.Commercial TV increased its share of linear viewing from 66% to 68%.Barb estimates that the average TV viewer watched 47 advertisements a day - four ads more per day than five years ago - an increase of 1.6% on 2012 and a growth of 10.4% over the last five years.TopicsTelevisionUK/Ireland No comments
