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Proud to represent Dame Joan Collins. Dame Joan Collins stars in the film “The Bitter End” Joan Collins, Isabella Rossellini, Miranda Richardson, Charles Dance, Buom Tihngang, Laurent Lafitte, Yves Heck, Roxane Duran, Jill Baker, Lambert Wilson, Philippe Spall, David Langham, Richard Meek and David Bamber have begun filming “The Bitter End” (w/t), directed by Mike Newell and written by Louise Fennell, in London and the south-east for six weeks. The film charts the shocking untold story of the final years of Wallis Simpson, the American divorcee who became the Duchess of Windsor after marrying King Edward VIII, the British King who chose love over duty. Wallis Simpson finds herself ensnared in a menacing grip of obsession and coercive control.

3 thoughts about... the TV BAFTA's 2025 As a proud BAFTA member and with many of our clients involved in nominated shows or invited by sponsors, it was another incredible Sunday evening at the 2025 TV BAFTA’s representing our InterTalent team. Attending one of the world’s most iconic award ceremonies will never get old. It’s a privilege. TV is going through a really difficult time, but it’s nights like these that make us keep persevering. As ever, the broadcast itself was top quality - great choice of award presenters, worthy winners and outstanding musical performances from Tom Grennan & Jessie J. I saw a lot of friends on the red carpet and made some new ones at the dinner and party. 1: YouTube & Digital channels still left out. In recent years, we've seen Netflix, Disney+, and AppleTV+ earn more BAFTA nominations, which is brilliant. It took longer than it should have to get these platforms properly into the awards race in the UK, but those platforms are producing some of the best work around, and it's important to see that recognised alongside BBC, ITV, C4 & 5. From Mr Bates v The Post Office to Baby Reindeer we are seeing genre-defining work in many places. But when it comes to other platforms - digital channels and YouTube in particular - recognition is still extremely rare. Shows from Discovery+, National Geographic, UKTV, Amazon Prime, or even major YouTube channels with bigger audiences than TV are rarely nominated. How do we fix this? Should there be a dedicated Digital Channel Programme award? And are the current nomination lists truly reflective of the distribution landscape in 2025? 2: Creators on the carpet: BAFTA meets Gen Z. BAFTA stands for credibility, prestige and global influence. For the first time I noticed so many influencers and content creators (not in the TV world) invited to attend, primarily to make content and give reliability to the BAFTA’s in a world where young people are moving away from TV. I also saw various things on the red carpet and behind the scenes being made specifically to clip up onto socials. I love that BAFTA have recognised that they need to get young people’s attention and working with the best content creators and focusing on the right trends will really help bridge the gap between what is usually a much older demographic (TV and BAFTA’s in general) and youngsters who are making their content online. Do you think this is a good move? 3: When AI wins a BAFTA… what then? How long until we see BAFTA give serious thought to allowing projects influenced by AI? Ever? Never? What will the cut off point be as to how much AI will be too much AI? Right now, there's no clear framework, and the lines are blurring fast. BAFTA will need to take a clear stance on what’s acceptable.

🌟 HIRING ANNOUNCEMENT 🌟 Excited to expand the brand partnerships team at InterTalent! We are looking for a highly ambitious and motivated Senior Brand Partnerships Manager, responsible for the following key objectives 🚀 Proactively identify, pitch, and secure brand partnerships, sponsorships, and endorsement deals for the agency’s talent and non-exclusive 'friends of'. Develop and execute a brand partnership strategy aligned with talent profiles, audience demographics, and market trends. Collaborate closely with the talent management team to ensure brand collaborations fit into broader career strategies. Build long-term relationships with key decision-makers at brands, agencies, and PR firms. Lead contract negotiations, ensuring optimal deal structures, usage rights, exclusivity terms, and fees. Forecast revenue and set KPIs to measure success in brand partnerships. Stay ahead of industry trends, emerging platforms, and shifts in brand marketing strategies, sharing valuable insights with internal teams. Attend industry events, trade shows, and networking functions to maintain relationships and identify new opportunities. Present suitable talent and influencers for campaigns by building comprehensive profiles and rationales, including audience statistics and insights that meet campaign criteria. MUST have experience and procured talent for large scale campaigns (ATL/ OOH/ Broadcast) as well as proof of strong relationships within the media/agency/brand world. Please find full description on our website and drop me a CV for consideration. 📧 zoe@intertalentgroup.com #talentagency #hiring #job

If any friends in LA, next Monday please let me know.

If any friends in LA, next Monday please let me know.