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The BBC Acquired the UK free streaming rights to the high-profile crime drama series “Tokyo Vice” (8×60), which contains a pilot episode directed by Michael Mannfrom quest content. The BBC has second effective UK rights and will broadcast it later this year. The series will be broadcast in the UK on Starzplay from 15 May. The series, which is currently airing on HBO Max in the United States, has been widely sold by Endeavor.
Co-produced with HBO Max, Endeavor, and Japanese broadcaster Wowow, the series is based on American journalist Jake Adelstein’s first-hand account of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police’s victory. Filmed on location in Tokyo, the series depicts Adelstein (Ansel Elgort’s) daily descent into the neon-filled netherlands of Tokyo, where nothing and nobody is really what they are or who they seem. “Tokyo Vice” was created and written by Tony Award-winning playwright JT Rogers, who also serves as showrunner and executive producer. Mann also serves as an executive producer. The series also stars Ken Watanabe, Rinko Kikuchi, Rachel Keeler, Ella Rampf, Hideaki Ito, Shu Kasamatsu and Tomohisa Yamashita.
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Free movie and TV streaming platform film Expands its presence in North America with the launch of the first US channel FAST (Free, Ad-supported TV). This comes after Filmzie was launched in Rocco In the US in December 2021. The channel is now available on TCL TVs via TCL Channel. Movies that will be available on the channel include “Ink,” “Detour,” “Forever Strong,” “Shadows in the Sun,” “The Deal,” “Neighbors,” “A Billion Lives,” “Love Sick,” and “Style Wars.”
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Independent studio and podcast network Ora Studios Launched ‘The Line of Fire with Ramita Navai’ hosted by Amy and Robert F Kennedy, British-Iranian investigative journalist, documentary filmmaker and author Ramita Navai (“Front Line”), which has reported on conflict areas around the world for nearly two decades. The podcast offers insight into the lives of journalists covering war zones around the world, from internationally renowned reporters such as Clarissa Ward (CNN), Sam Kelly (CNN), Janine Di Giovanni and Stuart Ramsay (Sky) to the stories of award-winning local journalists , including Afghan reporter and director Shoaib Sharifi, and Iraqi journalist and documentary film producer Mays Al Bayaa. Executive produced by Richard Osman and Matt Raz, with producer Chris Scott (Sky News, CNN), the series is available on all major podcast platforms, with new episodes arriving every Wednesday.
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