The film "Midas Man" was sold to Briarcliff Entertainment From Studio POW and American Entertainment Investors today.
The film follows the story of Brian Epstein, the Beatles manager who transformed the band from four boys from Liverpool into the iconic and timeless group.
The film is directed by Joe Stephenson (Chicken), with the script written by Jonathan Wakeham with Tom Reeve, Trevor Beattie, and Jeremy Chatterton producing. The film will be released nationwide in various theatres in the fall of this year.
Perry Trevers, the CEO of Studio POW, told: “The release of Midas Man on 800+ screens across North America is a landmark moment for Studio POW. This film not only represents our growth ambitions but also our commitment to delivering quality cinema. We are confident that the partnership with Briarcliff Entertainment and American Entertainment Investors will be fruitful and elevate the film’s success and I’d like to thank all at Centurion for putting it together.”
The role of Epstein will be played by Jacob Fortune-Lloyd (The Queen’s Gambit) he discussed his role: “It has been inspiring to learn about Brian’s life and his achievements, and it is an enormous honour to represent him on screen.
His style is a key ingredient to my understanding of his character. It reveals his flair, creativity, sensitivity and good taste. And his fastidious elegance was also a kind of armour against a challenging, sometimes dangerous world.”
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