Exclusive: Bohemian Rhapsody actor Ben Hardy and newcomer Jason Patel were kept apart during the pre-production phase of Unicorns, a love story between an Essex car mechanic and a South Asian drag queen.
It’s the new film co-directed by Sally El Hosaini (My Brother the Devil) and James Krishna Floyd (The Good Karma Hospital), and they took measures to ensure that the relationship Hardy and Patel depict in the movie, which has its world premiere Friday at TIFF, was fresh.
“All of our prep was separate,” Patel confirmed. “They didn’t want us to meet.”
Floyd said that the only time they saw each other was at the read-through, “but they weren’t allowed to talk to each other. We explained it to Ben and Jason and to the heads of department that if they spent too much time together before filming began, then it would be too familiar...
It’s the new film co-directed by Sally El Hosaini (My Brother the Devil) and James Krishna Floyd (The Good Karma Hospital), and they took measures to ensure that the relationship Hardy and Patel depict in the movie, which has its world premiere Friday at TIFF, was fresh.
“All of our prep was separate,” Patel confirmed. “They didn’t want us to meet.”
Floyd said that the only time they saw each other was at the read-through, “but they weren’t allowed to talk to each other. We explained it to Ben and Jason and to the heads of department that if they spent too much time together before filming began, then it would be too familiar...
- 9/8/2023
- by Baz Bamigboye
- Deadline Film + TV
A relatively modest, low-key tale about global refugee issues that are usually portrayed in a higher dramatic key, “The Flood” makes a somewhat underwhelming first impression. But it gradually overcomes that to arrive at a potent (if still quiet) cumulative impact, bolstered by strong performances from leads Ivanno Jeremiah and Lena Headey. A nonstarter on theatrical home turf nearly a year ago, the feature should do better in home formats, with Samuel Goldwyn launching release to Stateside VOD platforms on May 1.
Helen Kingston’s screenplay initially seems too arid and schematic, as Headey’s grimly impersonal English immigration officer Wendy interviews newly-arrived asylum seeker Haile (Jeremiah). He says he can’t return to his native Eritrea because, “They will kill me.” But the flashbacks detailing his flight feel too sketchy as explanation, with gaps larger than our imaginations can easily fill in.
Under considerable pressure from her superior not to...
Helen Kingston’s screenplay initially seems too arid and schematic, as Headey’s grimly impersonal English immigration officer Wendy interviews newly-arrived asylum seeker Haile (Jeremiah). He says he can’t return to his native Eritrea because, “They will kill me.” But the flashbacks detailing his flight feel too sketchy as explanation, with gaps larger than our imaginations can easily fill in.
Under considerable pressure from her superior not to...
- 4/30/2020
- by Dennis Harvey
- Variety Film + TV
Curzon distributed theatrically in UK in June.
Myriad Pictures has launched talks with Tiff buyers to migrant crisis drama The Flood starring Games Of Thrones leads Lena Headey and Iain Glen.
Kirk D’Amico and his team have acquired all rights excluding the UK to the political drama that includes Ivanno Jeremiah from Humans and the upcoming Game Of Thrones prequel.
Anthony Woodley directed from a screenplay by Helen Kingston about a tough immigration officer (Headey) assigned to assess a young man (Jeremiah) seeking entry to the UK who may harbor sinister intentions.
Luke Healy produced The Flood, which premiered...
Myriad Pictures has launched talks with Tiff buyers to migrant crisis drama The Flood starring Games Of Thrones leads Lena Headey and Iain Glen.
Kirk D’Amico and his team have acquired all rights excluding the UK to the political drama that includes Ivanno Jeremiah from Humans and the upcoming Game Of Thrones prequel.
Anthony Woodley directed from a screenplay by Helen Kingston about a tough immigration officer (Headey) assigned to assess a young man (Jeremiah) seeking entry to the UK who may harbor sinister intentions.
Luke Healy produced The Flood, which premiered...
- 9/9/2019
- by Jeremy Kay
- ScreenDaily
Curzon distributed theatrically in UK in June.
Myriad Pictures has launched talks with Tiff buyers to migrant crisis drama The Flood starring Games Of Thrones leads Lena Headey and Iain Glen.
Kirk D’Amico and his team have acquired all rights excluding the UK to the political drama that includes Ivanno Jeremiah from Humans and the upcoming Game Of Thrones prequel.
Anthony Woodley directed from a screenplay by Helen Kingston about a tough immigration officer (Headey) assigned to assess a young man (Jeremiah) seeking entry to the UK who may harbor sinister intentions.
Luke Healy produced The Flood, which premiered...
Myriad Pictures has launched talks with Tiff buyers to migrant crisis drama The Flood starring Games Of Thrones leads Lena Headey and Iain Glen.
Kirk D’Amico and his team have acquired all rights excluding the UK to the political drama that includes Ivanno Jeremiah from Humans and the upcoming Game Of Thrones prequel.
Anthony Woodley directed from a screenplay by Helen Kingston about a tough immigration officer (Headey) assigned to assess a young man (Jeremiah) seeking entry to the UK who may harbor sinister intentions.
Luke Healy produced The Flood, which premiered...
- 9/9/2019
- by Jeremy Kay
- ScreenDaily
Curzon Artificial Eye has released the official UK trailer and poster for ‘The Flood’ starring Lena Headey.
Set in France and the UK at a time when politics are more divisive than ever, and lines between refugees and terrorists are intentionally blurred by politicians, the filmmakers wanted to highlight the difference between the extraordinary and perilous journey people are making with the slow, clinical, and bureaucratic response around the world. The filmmakers researched heavily, basing the script on actual stories, including interviews with ex-Home Office officials, for a measured and objective look at issues that permeate the news regularly.
Director Anthony Woodley, writer Helen Kingston, and producer Luke Healy all spent time volunteering in the Calais Jungle and felt compelled to make a film that was truthful to the refugee experience. The result is a poignant, measured piece of filmmaking, setting itself apart as one of the few feature narrative...
Set in France and the UK at a time when politics are more divisive than ever, and lines between refugees and terrorists are intentionally blurred by politicians, the filmmakers wanted to highlight the difference between the extraordinary and perilous journey people are making with the slow, clinical, and bureaucratic response around the world. The filmmakers researched heavily, basing the script on actual stories, including interviews with ex-Home Office officials, for a measured and objective look at issues that permeate the news regularly.
Director Anthony Woodley, writer Helen Kingston, and producer Luke Healy all spent time volunteering in the Calais Jungle and felt compelled to make a film that was truthful to the refugee experience. The result is a poignant, measured piece of filmmaking, setting itself apart as one of the few feature narrative...
- 5/22/2019
- by Zehra Phelan
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Lena Headey and Iain Glen immigration drama “The Flood” has been picked up by Curzon Artificial Eye for the U.K. Having battled for the Iron Throne in the HBO juggernaut series, the pair star in the timely independent movie about a hot-button issue. After a June 17 event screening of the film, Curzon will release the film both in its British cinemas and on its on-demand service June 21.
Headey plays Wendy, a British immigration officer deciding the fate of an asylum seeker, Haile. Immigration remains a headline issue in the U.K. and continental Europe. Headey previously told Variety that she hoped the picture would “grow a bit more compassion, understanding, curiosity or bravery.”
Glen plays Wendy’s boss in the film. The “Game of Thrones” associations continue with the casting of Ivanno Jeremiah, who is attached to an upcoming prequel to the HBO fantasy drama, as Haile. The film...
Headey plays Wendy, a British immigration officer deciding the fate of an asylum seeker, Haile. Immigration remains a headline issue in the U.K. and continental Europe. Headey previously told Variety that she hoped the picture would “grow a bit more compassion, understanding, curiosity or bravery.”
Glen plays Wendy’s boss in the film. The “Game of Thrones” associations continue with the casting of Ivanno Jeremiah, who is attached to an upcoming prequel to the HBO fantasy drama, as Haile. The film...
- 5/19/2019
- by Stewart Clarke
- Variety Film + TV
Lena Headey on Immigration Drama ‘The Flood’: ‘Maybe It Will Grow a Bit More Compassion’ (Exclusive)
Lena Headey wants her new movie, “The Flood,” to further understanding of immigration crises around the world. She plays Wendy in the film, a British immigration officer deciding the fate of an asylum seeker. “What I hope, personally, is we change 10 minds, or people reconsider how they feel about someone who has lost everything,” she told Variety. “Or maybe it will grow a bit more compassion, understanding, curiosity or bravery.”
Helen Kingston’s script for “The Flood” draws on real-life stories after her, producer Luke Healy and director Anthony Woodley spent time volunteering in Calais, France, a refugee hot spot. Kingston’s work is “a really smart take on what’s happening,” Headey said, adding that the film deals with its subject matter without preaching or being overtly political. “I think it’s a very quiet, strong bit of cinema and it’s really honest about what’s happening and...
Helen Kingston’s script for “The Flood” draws on real-life stories after her, producer Luke Healy and director Anthony Woodley spent time volunteering in Calais, France, a refugee hot spot. Kingston’s work is “a really smart take on what’s happening,” Headey said, adding that the film deals with its subject matter without preaching or being overtly political. “I think it’s a very quiet, strong bit of cinema and it’s really honest about what’s happening and...
- 11/4/2018
- by Stewart Clarke
- Variety Film + TV
Exclusive: Game Of Thrones star Headey plays an immigration officer.
Screen can reveal the first look at Game Of Thrones duo Lena Headey and Iain Glen alongside Humans star Ivanno Jeremiah in UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who also serves as executive producer, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a seemingly dangerous asylum seeker, played by rising actor Jeremiah.
Glen, who also has a recurring role in the Resident Evil movie franchise, will play Headey’s watchful boss.
Northern Soul actor Jack Gordon is also among cast on the project, currently in post-production. Shoot took place in the UK and France.
Helen Kingston’s original script was directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces; Julie-Anne Uggla is also an executive producer.
Co-producer is Michael Constable, line producer on Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire and Stanley Tucci’s Final Portrait.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
Screen can reveal the first look at Game Of Thrones duo Lena Headey and Iain Glen alongside Humans star Ivanno Jeremiah in UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who also serves as executive producer, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a seemingly dangerous asylum seeker, played by rising actor Jeremiah.
Glen, who also has a recurring role in the Resident Evil movie franchise, will play Headey’s watchful boss.
Northern Soul actor Jack Gordon is also among cast on the project, currently in post-production. Shoot took place in the UK and France.
Helen Kingston’s original script was directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces; Julie-Anne Uggla is also an executive producer.
Co-producer is Michael Constable, line producer on Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire and Stanley Tucci’s Final Portrait.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
- 5/22/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Ivanno Jeremiah and Iain Glen join immigration drama.
Humans star Ivanno Jeremiah and Game of Thrones actor Iain Glen will join Lena Headey in UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who will also serve as executive producer, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a seemingly dangerous asylum seeker, played by upcoming actor Jeremiah.
Headey’s Game Of Thrones co-star Glen, who also has a recurring role in the Resident Evil movie franchise, will play her watchful boss in the film.
Northern Soul actor Jack Gordon has also been confirmed for the project.
The film is due to begin principal photography on April 10, filming in locations across London and Calais.
Helen Kingston’s original script will be directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces alongside executive producer Julie-Anne Uggla.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
Co-producer will be Michael Constable, line producer on Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire and Stanley Tucci...
Humans star Ivanno Jeremiah and Game of Thrones actor Iain Glen will join Lena Headey in UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who will also serve as executive producer, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a seemingly dangerous asylum seeker, played by upcoming actor Jeremiah.
Headey’s Game Of Thrones co-star Glen, who also has a recurring role in the Resident Evil movie franchise, will play her watchful boss in the film.
Northern Soul actor Jack Gordon has also been confirmed for the project.
The film is due to begin principal photography on April 10, filming in locations across London and Calais.
Helen Kingston’s original script will be directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces alongside executive producer Julie-Anne Uggla.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
Co-producer will be Michael Constable, line producer on Ben Wheatley’s Free Fire and Stanley Tucci...
- 4/6/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Exclusive: Game Of Thrones star to play immigration officer in UK drama.
Game Of Thrones star Lena Headey is is set to lead UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who will also be an executive producer on the feature, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a dangerous asylum seeker.
Helen Kingston’s original script will be directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces alongside UK-based entrepreneur Julie-Anne Uggla who will serve as executive producer and finance the film.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
“Helen has written a beautiful script that manages to highlight the complexity of the refugee crisis whilst telling an intimate human story, without ever demanding where the audience should stand,” said Headey, who is currently in production on Stephen Merchant comedy Fighting With My Family.
“I’m very happy to be a part of this,” added the 300 star who will next be seen in...
Game Of Thrones star Lena Headey is is set to lead UK immigration drama The Flood.
Headey, who will also be an executive producer on the feature, will play an immigration officer who must decide the fate of a dangerous asylum seeker.
Helen Kingston’s original script will be directed by Anthony Woodley. Luke Healy produces alongside UK-based entrepreneur Julie-Anne Uggla who will serve as executive producer and finance the film.
Kingston, Woodley and Healy previously collaborated on 2015 sci-fi The Carrier.
“Helen has written a beautiful script that manages to highlight the complexity of the refugee crisis whilst telling an intimate human story, without ever demanding where the audience should stand,” said Headey, who is currently in production on Stephen Merchant comedy Fighting With My Family.
“I’m very happy to be a part of this,” added the 300 star who will next be seen in...
- 3/23/2017
- by andreas.wiseman@screendaily.com (Andreas Wiseman)
- ScreenDaily
Created by Robert and Michelle King, The Good Wife ran for seven seasons on CBS. The series was never a hit in the ratings but it was a source of pride for the network and kept being renewed. How has the Kings' new summer series, BrainDead, been performing? Should it be cancelled or renewed for a second season?On BrainDead, Laurel Healy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has returned home to Washington, DC to work for her brother, Senator Luke Healy (Danny Pino) on Capitol Hill. She is caught in the midst of two huge problems: the government has stopped working due to budgetary disagreements, and mysterious bugs are eating the brains of a growing number of members of Congress and Hill staffers. The rest of the cast includes Aaron Tveit, Tony Shalhoub, Nikki M. James, Johnny Ray Gill, Charlie Semine, and Jan Maxwell.Read More…...
- 8/29/2016
- by TVSeriesFinale.com
- TVSeriesFinale.com
Robert and Michelle King found success with their last CBS series, The Good Wife. Now, they're trying something different with BrainDead. How will it perform in the ratings? Cancelled or renewed for season two? Stay tuned.
On BrainDead, Laurel Healy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has returned home to Washington, DC to work for her brother, Senator Luke Healy (Danny Pino) on Capitol Hill. She is caught in the midst of two huge problems: the government has stopped working due to budgetary disagreements, and mysterious bugs are eating the brains of a growing number of members of Congress and Hill staffers. The rest of the cast includes Aaron Tveit, Tony Shalhoub, Nikki M. James, Johnny Ray Gill, Charlie Semine, and Jan Maxwell.
The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the...
On BrainDead, Laurel Healy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has returned home to Washington, DC to work for her brother, Senator Luke Healy (Danny Pino) on Capitol Hill. She is caught in the midst of two huge problems: the government has stopped working due to budgetary disagreements, and mysterious bugs are eating the brains of a growing number of members of Congress and Hill staffers. The rest of the cast includes Aaron Tveit, Tony Shalhoub, Nikki M. James, Johnny Ray Gill, Charlie Semine, and Jan Maxwell.
The ratings are typically the best indication of a show's likelihood of staying on the air. The higher the ratings (particularly the 18-49 demo), the...
- 6/14/2016
- by TVSeriesFinale.com
- TVSeriesFinale.com
Anyone who watched The Good Wife will be willing to indulge Robert and Michelle King, that now-retired show's creators, as they launch their conceptually bizarre new summer series on CBS. BrainDead - even the inelegant title probably won't put off Good Wife fans - is a satire of Washington politics based on a horror premise borrowed from Invasion of the Body Snatchers. But at a certain point in the premiere you may decide that this isn't going to work. In my case, that point arrives when Tony Shalhoub, playing Senator Red Wheatus, tilts his head to the side and seems...
- 6/13/2016
- by Tom Gliatto, @gliattoT
- PEOPLE.com
Official series premiere and cast photos from BrainDead, which premieres Monday, June 13 at 10pm on CBS.
"The Insanity Principle: How Extremism in Politics is Threatening Democracy in the 21st Century" -- When Laurel Healy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) returns home to Washington, DC, to work for her brother, Senator Luke Healy (Danny Pino), on Capitol Hill, she is caught in the midst of two huge problems: the government has stopped working due to budgetary disagreements, and mysterious bugs are eating the brains of a growing number of Congress members and Hill staffers.
"The Insanity Principle: How Extremism in Politics is Threatening Democracy in the 21st Century" -- When Laurel Healy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) returns home to Washington, DC, to work for her brother, Senator Luke Healy (Danny Pino), on Capitol Hill, she is caught in the midst of two huge problems: the government has stopped working due to budgetary disagreements, and mysterious bugs are eating the brains of a growing number of Congress members and Hill staffers.
- 6/10/2016
- by editor@buddytv.com
- buddytv.com
The distributor has taken UK rights to Evolutionary Films’ Sci-Fi feature.
Altitude Film Entertainment has taken UK distribution rights to Sci-Fi action genre film The Carrier from sales agent Evolutionary Films.
The film premiered at London’s Raindance Film Festival (Sept 23 - Oct 4).
The Carrier follows eights survivors of a pandemic on Earth who escape to the skies in a damaged commercial jet.
The film is the second feature from director Anthony Woodley, after 2011’s Outpost 11.
Woodley also worked as an aerial technician on bond films Casino Royale and there recently released Spectre.
The film stars Edmund Kingsley (Hugo), Jack Gordon (Captain America: The First Avenger) and Josie Taylor (Tamara Drewe).
Luke Healy produced the film, and also co-wrote the script with director Woodley, Stefan Mitchell and Helen Kingston.
Altitude Film Entertainment has taken UK distribution rights to Sci-Fi action genre film The Carrier from sales agent Evolutionary Films.
The film premiered at London’s Raindance Film Festival (Sept 23 - Oct 4).
The Carrier follows eights survivors of a pandemic on Earth who escape to the skies in a damaged commercial jet.
The film is the second feature from director Anthony Woodley, after 2011’s Outpost 11.
Woodley also worked as an aerial technician on bond films Casino Royale and there recently released Spectre.
The film stars Edmund Kingsley (Hugo), Jack Gordon (Captain America: The First Avenger) and Josie Taylor (Tamara Drewe).
Luke Healy produced the film, and also co-wrote the script with director Woodley, Stefan Mitchell and Helen Kingston.
- 11/6/2015
- ScreenDaily
Megatopia films has completed production on the zombie horror feature Artificial Horizon. Shot in the United Kingdom, the film deals with bacteria, that is resistant to antibiotics. This bacteria infects the populace, including several passengers on a 747. Artificial Horizon stars Luke Healy, Jack Gordon and Edmund Kingsley. And now, the film's first trailer is hosted here. The trailer shows some of the film's special effects and settings. The film takes place primarily on the plane. Here, survivors must deal with a most horrifying plague. Their skin begins to bubble as they fight the infection. Truly terrifying, Artificial Horizon plays on the viewers' fears of biological infection. The clip can be viewed below. As well, a release date for the film will be announced shortly. Though, the film is likely to release in the United Kingdom first, before other territories. More details on the film are listed below. Release Date: Tba.
- 1/20/2015
- by noreply@blogger.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
“It was a script I wrote solely for myself. I thought, I’m not going to try to cater for an audience, I’m going to write something mad and see what happens. And everyone seemed to really like it, and they convinced me it was a good idea to make it, so I decided to just go with it” Anthony Woodley, the director of ultra-low-budget British sci-fi flick, Outpost 11 is talking about how the project came about.
It’s the middle of December, and we’ve headed down to a remote airfield in rural Surrey to visit one of the more unusual sets we’ve ever been on. With a budget that wouldn’t even pay for the catering on most movies – including most low-budget movies – Outpost 11 is an exercise in squeezing every last penny out of the production budget. For the last three weeks the crew...
It’s the middle of December, and we’ve headed down to a remote airfield in rural Surrey to visit one of the more unusual sets we’ve ever been on. With a budget that wouldn’t even pay for the catering on most movies – including most low-budget movies – Outpost 11 is an exercise in squeezing every last penny out of the production budget. For the last three weeks the crew...
- 10/2/2013
- by Ben Mortimer
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
(Screened at the 2013 Raindance Film Festival) “Outpost 11” is a strange one. Marking the feature debut of British writer director Anthony Woodley, the film has been pushed as a horror, and as recalling John Carpenter’s classic “The Thing” and the early works of David Cronenberg. This, to an extent, does it a disservice, as it’s really much more of an eclectic offering, set in an alternative, unspecified World War II era past with Europe locked in combat with the ‘Prussian war machine’. The film follows three soldiers stationed in an isolated listening post deep in the arctic, charged with monitoring enemy transmissions and maintaining a mysterious device called the omega machine. To pass the time, Commander Mason (Luke Healy, “100 Degree Below Zero”) hunts in the wilderness, while stern veteran Graham (Billy Clarke, “Hunger”) torments new recruit Albert (Joshua Mayes-Cooper). Their dull peace is shattered one day when a warning light starts flashing,...
- 9/30/2013
- by James Mudge
- Beyond Hollywood
Stars: Billy Clarke, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, Bernard Hill, Graham Till | Written and Directed by Anthony Woodley
Outpost 11, the first feature film for director Anthony Woodley, is science-fiction, pure and simple, and I went into the feature with little-to-no knowledge of what it was about or what to expect.
The film stars Billy Clarke (Hunger), Luke Healy (The Football Factory), Joshua Mayes-Cooper and, with a small role, Bernard Hill (Lord of the Rings). The cast, though mostly people I wasn’t much aware of prior to seeing this, are all very good and their performances are sturdy. Billy Clarke, who plays Graham, is particularly excellent in his role. Unsympathetic and sometimes just plain contemptible, he is a bizarre character that we discover more about as the film proceeds.
The story is captivating, an alternative past where the World is being run on the power of steam. We follow a...
Outpost 11, the first feature film for director Anthony Woodley, is science-fiction, pure and simple, and I went into the feature with little-to-no knowledge of what it was about or what to expect.
The film stars Billy Clarke (Hunger), Luke Healy (The Football Factory), Joshua Mayes-Cooper and, with a small role, Bernard Hill (Lord of the Rings). The cast, though mostly people I wasn’t much aware of prior to seeing this, are all very good and their performances are sturdy. Billy Clarke, who plays Graham, is particularly excellent in his role. Unsympathetic and sometimes just plain contemptible, he is a bizarre character that we discover more about as the film proceeds.
The story is captivating, an alternative past where the World is being run on the power of steam. We follow a...
- 9/16/2013
- by Chris Cummings
- Nerdly
Tagline: "Bound by duty; broken by fear." Outpost 11 is a British film that is currently in post-production. The film blends sci-fi with elements of psychology. Three soldiers at a "remote listening post" (Screen) begin to lose their grip on reality as days begin to blend into each other. Isolation does not help the matter and soon, characters are turning on each other. As well, the setting for the film takes place in an alternate world, where steam power fuels the world. Cabin fever is taken to the nth degree in the film's first poster and trailer. Both previews are hosted here. Director/writer: Anthony Woodley. Cast:: Bernard Hill, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, and Billy Clarke. The second trailer for Outpost 11 is here: *partly an homage to films such as The Thing, How I Ended this Summer and Videodrome. Sources: Outpost 11 at Stealth Media Group | | | Advertise Here - Contact me.
- 9/25/2012
- by noreply@blogger.com (Michael Allen)
- 28 Days Later Analysis
Stealth Indie is currently wrapping up the sci-fi thriller Outpost 11, which is being introduced to buyers at the Toronto International Film Festival this month.
The film stars Bernard Hill, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, Billy Clarke and is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle. One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert, Mason and Graham must fight the isolation, madness and Arctic Spiders if they hope to survive.
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The film stars Bernard Hill, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, Billy Clarke and is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle. One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert, Mason and Graham must fight the isolation, madness and Arctic Spiders if they hope to survive.
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- 9/8/2012
- shocktillyoudrop.com
Stealth Indie is currently wrapping up the sci-fi thriller Outpost 11, which is being introduced to buyers at the Toronto International Film Festival this month.
The film stars Bernard Hill, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, Billy Clarke and is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle. One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert, Mason and Graham must fight the isolation, madness and Arctic Spiders if they hope to survive.
Read more...
The film stars Bernard Hill, Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper, Billy Clarke and is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle. One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert, Mason and Graham must fight the isolation, madness and Arctic Spiders if they hope to survive.
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- 9/8/2012
- shocktillyoudrop.com
British stage and screen veteran Bernard Hill, who played King Theoden of Rohan in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and the ship's captain in Titanic, is to appear in independent sci-fi film Outpost 11.
He plays a character called Cranleigh. Leading the cast are Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper and Billy Clarke, with support from Graham Till. Several production stills from the project are included here, along with the trailer.
Set in an alternative past where steam power still rules the world, Outpost 11 is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle.
One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert (Mayes-Cooper), Mason (Healy) and Graham (Clarke) must fight "isolation, madness and arctic spiders" to survive.
The story being set in a steampunk past makes a refreshing change from the usual post-apocalyptic future found in so many recent Hollywood releases.
He plays a character called Cranleigh. Leading the cast are Luke Healy, Joshua Mayes-Cooper and Billy Clarke, with support from Graham Till. Several production stills from the project are included here, along with the trailer.
Set in an alternative past where steam power still rules the world, Outpost 11 is the story of three soldiers manning a remote listening post in the Arctic Circle.
One day the warning light goes off unexpectedly and their world is plunged into chaos. Albert (Mayes-Cooper), Mason (Healy) and Graham (Clarke) must fight "isolation, madness and arctic spiders" to survive.
The story being set in a steampunk past makes a refreshing change from the usual post-apocalyptic future found in so many recent Hollywood releases.
- 3/8/2012
- by David Bentley
- The Geek Files
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