Film and TV special effects firm Technicolor tumbles into administration after 110 years
Technicolor, the visual effects house behind films such as Mufasa: The Lion King (pictured), has been struggling with 'severe cashflow pressure'.
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How Aaron Pierre's 'seductive' voice led him to Hollywood heartthrob status and left fans spellbound in Mufasa
The Croydon-born actor, 30, has turned heads with his striking good looks - but it's his velvety voice that has left people swooning.
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Mufasa: The Lion King review – technically dazzling Disney origin story lacks soul
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins’s all-action tale boasts uncanny CGI effects and songs by Lin-Manuel Miranda, but the screenplay is schmaltzy and derivative
It’s a technical marvel. Using the same …
Mufasa is branded a 'far cry' from original Lion King as viewers slam 'rushed plot lines' and 'forgettable' soundtrack - as nepo baby Blue Ivy makes movie debut
Mufasa viewers have complained that the film is a 'far cry' from the original Lion King as they gave their feedback on social media after the movie was released.
BRIAN VINER reviews Mufasa: The Lion King: Spectacular, but this Lion King isn't a whisker on the original
BRIAN VINER: Mufasa: The Lion King strains with every sinew to make us feel the love tonight - to paraphrase one of the original song titles.
Aaron Pierre: ‘There wasn’t one day filming Rebel Ridge that I didn’t have a bruise or a cut’
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His intense turn in Netflix’s smash hit thriller made the Croydon-born actor go global. Next up he’s playing Mufasa in the Lion King prequel. Bring on the big roles, he says
Imagine a young James Earl…
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