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Warner Bros US hits 100 years as UK sets to expand

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Warner Bros US hits 100 years as UK sets to expand

The development site expansion spans almost 52 hectares of the former Leavesden Airfield, next to the existing studios and The Making of Harry Potter tourist attraction.

 Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden celebrated 10 years in September 2022.

House of Dragon set next to more film sets

About 10% of the land for the development is in Watford borough – with the rest in the Three Rivers district.

The planning committee of Three Rivers District Council has given approval for the firms’ proposed “masterplan” for their site.

Mr Jeffree said at a meeting of the Watford Borough Council’s planning committee: “One thing that is perhaps a slight disappointment is that all the excitement is happening on the inside.

“It’s a very functional building from the outside but Tom Cruise is on the inside.”

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Councillors said Warner Bros had been a “good neighbour” since it took over the site in 2010, the Local Democracy Reporting Service said.

Emily Stillman, the studios’ senior vice president, said Warner Bros was “focused on the demand for high quality television shows”.

Although the two councils have approved the plans, the Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove will have the opportunity to rule on the expansion.

A spokesperson for the Department for Levelling Up said the application remains “under consideration”.

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Warner Bros said there was more demand for “high-end” TV shows, such at the Game of of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon

  • Warner Bros Discovery UK & Ireland has unveiled a slate of unscripted shows for 2023 and 2024, including further season commissions of Richard Hammond’s Workshop and 90 Day Fiancé UK.
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On April 4, 1923, Warner Bros was founded and today, it stands as one of the world’s biggest movie production companies with some of its top hits including The Dark Knight Trilogy and the Harry Potter franchise. 

Clint Eastwood Last film to be produced at Warner Bros

According to DiscussingFilm, Clint Eastwood is currently in the process of directing what is said to be his final film after a remarkable career spanning over six decades and nearly 50 films as an actor and director.

The film is reportedly going to be produced by Warner Bros, a studio that Eastwood has been collaborating with for almost 50 years, and where he has exclusively directed his films since 2008’s Gran Torino. Some of his notable films for Warner Bros include Invictus, Sully, American Sniper, Richard Jewell, and most recently, Cry Macho, which was released in September 2021.

Black Britain Unspoken aims to give opportunity and voice to Black British filmmakers

Asif Sadiq MBE, Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer Warner Bros. Discovery announced the return of the Discovery’s talent development programme for under-represented creatives …

Launched in 2022, Black Britain Unspoken identified and supported three incredible filmmakers to produce and launch three short films: The Nod – Tell Me You Got Me by Richard Ampeh (Read our interview with Richard here), Too Autistic for Black by Talisha ‘Tee Cee’ Johnson (Read our interview with Talisha here) and The Power of Plantain by Sheila Kayuma, all offering offer highly personal, unique and inspiring stories about Black British history and experience.

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