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The season 3 of Gareth Evans and Matt Flannery's 'Gangs of London' is streaming on Sky Atlantic since last Thursday, starring Joe Cole ('Peaky Blinders'), Lucian Msamati ('Conclave'), Sope Dirisu ('The Gorge'), Michelle Fairley ('Game of Thrones'), Brian Vernel ('Star Wars: The Force Awakens') and many more, with some new talented British actors joining the main cast this season, like Andrew Koji ('Bullet Train'), Richard Dormer ('Game of Thrones') and T'Nia Miller ('Years & Years').

British filmmaker Emerald Fennell ('Saltburn', 'Promising Young Woman'), is making a new 'Wuthering Heights' adaptation with Margot Robbie ('Barbie') leading as Catherine Earnshaw, also producing the film under her company LuckyChap Entertainment.

Ryan Murphy is making a brand new series for FX, a live action adaptation of the comic series 'The Beauty' by Image Comics, and ever since the first announcement back in mid late 2024, the production has been adding more and more starts to its cast.

The most recent film by director Steven Soderbergh, 'Black Bag', is currently in theaters globally and gathering a lot of positve reviews and overall acclaim for everything it does flawlessly. A spy thriller and romance following an ensemble cast led by Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender.

British filmmaker Raine Allen-Miller is working on her second feature film after the hit rom-com 'Rye Lane', the two times BAFTA nominee starring David Jonsson and Vivian Oparah, but she's not staying in the rom-com genre, instead moving to an original heist comedy by the 'The Roots Manoeuvre' with a screenplay by herself.

Netflix just released on the streaming platform the British miniseries 'Adolescence', a technical masterpiece that has earned rave reviews from everyone who sees it, starring newcomer Owen Cooper in his debut role.

British broadcast director Sam Wrench, also the director of the 'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' film, is making his directorial debut with a narrative film with a remake of the iconic 1980's musical drama 'The Idolmaker'.

The plans for rebooting the beloved franchise of 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' have been around as early as 2014, but after scrapping that film reboot and turning it into a TV series for Prime Video, the plans changed to a direct sequel of the 1998 film, with Jennifer Kaytin Robinson set to direct and a screenplay by Robinson and author Sam Lansky.

The Ink Factor is producing a TV series for Fifth Season inspired in John le Carré's body of work, starring British actor Matthew Macfadyen.

Production just started on 'Primetime', with British actor Robert Pattinson starring and producing the narrative film debut by Documentary filmmaker Lance Oppenheim for A24. The movie was first announced back in October 2024, and now after 5 months shooting is starting.