Sky Arts, SBS Television Australia; NonStop Entertainment for Scandinavia, Iceland and the Baltics; and Movistar for Spain have pre-bought feature documentary “The Life and Deaths of Christopher Lee” from Abacus Media Rights. While Lee is associated with the Dracula character and moving from 1960s Hammer horror films to a distinguished acting career that included James Bond movies, the “Star Wars” and “Lord of the Rings” franchises etc., his lesser-known facts include aristocratic Italian roots, close family connection to Ian Fleming, Author of James Bond novels; wartime experience in British armed forces as well as Finnish defence forces; post-war Nazi hunting missions among others alongside heavy metal rock singer hobby side by. The actor also holds Guinness World Records title for most screen appearances made by any performer ever lived so far.
“Life & Deaths,” produced by Canal Cat Films in association with British Film Institute and Trigger Films, is an innovative documentary that uses fresh interviews, archive material and various forms of traditional animation such as marionation among other cutting edge techniques to bring back one world’s greatest actors on screen again.
Contributors expected are A-list directors Peter Jackson John Landis Joe Dante niece Dame Harriet Walter who is also an actress like her uncle sir christopher lee himself may take part too while being interviewed during this process directed by Jon Spira who has worked on different projects before including Reel Britannia (2005), Hollywood Bulldogs (2013) Elstree 1976 (2015) while Hank Starrs produces along Adam F Goldberg executive producing this great doco which will be narrated by popular voice artist Peter Serafinowicz best known for his roles in Star Wars trilogy where he played Darth Maul/Emperor Palpatine or Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol .2 where he voiced Howard Duck/Groot etc.
ON THE BUS
Bus Stop Films announced the appointment of Joanna Agius, Trent Blackett and Fiona Stuart to its board. This is a not for profit social enterprise that is led by people with disabilities. Also, it uses filmmaking and the film industry in order to raise awareness about disability both in front of and behind the camera. All their films are made with, for and by people who have disabilities as well as those from different communities or backgrounds.
ON TOUR
“Sam – A Saxon,” Disney+’s first German original series which tells the story of East Germany’s initial black police officer is going on tour. The “Sam – A Saxon” educational tour supported by Big Window Productions (a UFA Fiction label), Fremantle-backed TV production company Spearhead Entertainment (part of RTL Deutschland) and the Black German Heritage Research Association (BGHRA) in collaboration with the German Embassy Washington DC and Goethe Institute will travel through multiple states this month where members from cast will make appearances alongside creatives from each city visited.
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