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Academy Award nominee Maria Bakalova and multi award-winning screen veteran Peter Mullan are set to star in No Way Off, a thriller about a young mother trapped on a bus with her baby after being abducted by its sinister driver.

Altitude will be seeking international partners to join the ride as they introduce the film at AFM this week in Las Vegas.

Written by Gaby Hull, the film will be helmed by award-winning director, Brian Kelly and produced by Matthew James Wilkinson for his Stigma Films banner. No Way Off has its cinematic roots in Spielberg’s Duel, Panic Room and single-location thrillers such as The Shallows, Buried and Crawl, the announcement said.

“My dreams have come true. No...

The holiday season is here! And while visions of sugar plums are dancing in our heads, so are flashes of flight delays and long hours on the tarmac.

Air travel is often a hassle, especially during the holidays, and unfortunately, adding a pet to the mix often makes it more difficult. But fear not: “The Points Guy” Brian Kelly is here with advice to help you and Fido make it to where you need to go this winter as smoothly as possible.

Of course, Kelly has experience jetting across the world, but what does he know about pet travel? A lot!

Real Housewives of New York stars Jill Zarin and Ramona Singer haven’t exactly seen eye-to-eye over the years, but they put their famous feud behind them now that Jill’s husband, Bobby Zarin, is in the hospital fighting for his life.

“It’s a whole new relationship for me,” Jill revealed to People at her 5th Annual Luxury Luncheon in the Hamptons on Saturday, which raised money for the International Thyroid Oncology Group, which is researching cutting-edge treatments for advanced thyroid cancer.

“Ramona and I have gotten really close again,” she says. “We’re in a whole different place now.

No one's ever gonna love Florida Georgia Line more than God, your mama and Backstreet Boys. Sunday night's 2017 Acm Awards promised to bring about some unforgettable music collaborations. But perhaps the one that grabbed the attention of country music and pop music fans alike was this special dynamic. During tonight's live broadcast held at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelly took to the stage to perform their big hit titled "God, Your Mama and Me."  But in a collaboration you don't exactly see every show, Bsb members including Nick Carter, Kevin Richardson, Aj McLean, Brian Littrell and Howie Dorough decided to join the party and sing...

Hitman: Agent 47

20th Century Fox has released several more photos from their upcoming film based on the "Hitman" video game series, including out first look at Zachary Quinto as the villain along with more shots of Rupert Friend as the assassin. [Source: 411 Mania]

Chain of Events

Morten Tyldum ("The Imitation Game," "Headhunters") has come on to direct the film adaptation of the Swedish thriller “Chain of Events”. Mark L. Smith is attached to adapt the script.

Frederick T. Olsson penned the script which follows a washed-up cryptologist who finds himself pulled into an international conspiracy that claims to have created a way to map out all human disasters and terrorism through our DNA. [Source: Variety]

The Berliner

Universal Pictures has picked up the action spy thriller script "Berliner" which F. Scott Frazier, Chris Cowles and Chris Morgan will produce. The script is set in 1961 and centers on an agent from the Oss who...

Exclusive: Real-life ‘Catch Me If You Can’ drama being developed by ’71 producer Angus Lamont.

British TV director Brian Kelly is to make his feature film debut with Other People’s Money, the true story of a young con man who lived a first class lifestyle through credit card scams.

Kelly, who has directed episodes of Downton Abbey, NBC drama series Dracula and upcoming Starz series Outlander, is newly attached to the project, which is currently in development with Crab Apple Films’ Angus Lamont, producer of Yann Demange’s upcoming thriller ’71.

The development has been financed by BBC Scotland and Creative Scotland.

Neil Forsyth wrote the book, first published in 2008, with former con man Elliot Castro.

Castro was a working-class teenager in Scotland when he worked out how to use the credit card system to his advantage. Identifying banks’ security flaws, he went on a spending spree from London and New York to Ibiza and Beverly Hills, living...

Dracula Episode 108

“Come to Die”

Written By: Harley Peyton

Directed By: Brian Kelly

Original Airdate: 10 January 2014

In This Episode…

Jayne and Browning are convinced there is another elder vampire hanging around London. She targets a hooker who admits that it was Dracula who summoned her there. Jayne tries to get the location of his nest. The hooker opts to shoot herself in the head with Jayne’s gun, rather than give up her master. Jayne takes this information to the Order, who doesn’t believe her: Dracula is just a myth, a tale to scare children. Jayne relates the history of “Dracula” to them (and to us): Vlad Tepes served on the council of the Order of the Dragon. He was excommunicated, but the sentence of death was considered inadequate, so they turned to the occult. Dracula, the first vampire, was created - not sired - by the Order of the Dragon.

Dracula, Season 1, Episode 8, “Come to Die”

Written by Harley Peyton

Directed by Brian Kelly

Airs Fridays at 10pm (Et) on NBC

Last week’s episode of Dracula, “Servant to Two Masters”, was one of the freshman series’ best. It successfully mixed the old and new, focused on its strongest characters, and weaved its weaker storylines into existing, better ones.

Over eight episodes it’s become clear that Dracula’s greatest strength is also its greatest weakness. In re-imagining the classic Bram Stoker story, the show has found a fresh way to present a well-worn story. Van Helsing (Thomas Kretschmann) is now Dracula’s (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) personal doctor and Dracula is now posing as an American business man hell-bent on destroying the mysterious organization that killed his wife. While these things are interesting, Dracula has struggled almost from day one with execution.

“Come to Die” gives us an early flashback...

Dracula Episode 107

“Servant to Two Masters”

Written By: Rebecca Kirsch

Directed By: Brian Kelly

Original Airdate: 3 January 2014

In This Episode…

The nickel-steel alloy seems to have done the trick, and Grayson is ready for a public demonstration of his wireless electricity machine. Van Helsing has gotten the daylight serum to be effective for up to four hours now, which allows Grayson to take a walk in the park with Mina - then visit Jayne and screw her brains out. Grayson has decided to turn his back on his vampirism. He tells a worried Van Helsing that he doesn’t need to feed, and refuses to be a slave to his inhuman desires.

Mina wants to do something to lift the spirits of the patients at the sanitarium. Grayson suggests having a dance, something which Mina’s father is against. He relents, so long as she doesn’t spend a dime from the hospital’s budget.