Devine, and Rita Panahi radio broadcaster Alan Jones and ex-footballer and sports TV. With over 130 pieces of editorial coverage achieved and an array of 5 and 4 star reviews (The Guardian, Evening Standard, Daily Telegraph, FT), we are extremely proud to have this feature airing on our platform for Sky customers and encourage everyone to tune in to this very special watch. States, the victory of Donald Trump in 2016 was fuelled by the so. Supporters of Trump, such as the cadre of News Corp columnists including Miranda Devine, Andrew Bolt, Rita Panahi, forever belittling feminism, will never feel shame.

We also had a special live ‘Zoom in’ from Daniel Radcliffe. Last week, we hosted over 200 guests at a UK premiere and it was brilliant to see cast mates from Harry Potter, including Oliver Phelps, Alfred Enoch, Evanna Lynch and Matt Lewis turn out to support David on the night. It’s a beautifully-told story of friendship, which includes behind-the-scenes footage of David’s stunt work and intimate interviews with David, Daniel, friends, family and former crew from the Harry Potter films. We are delighted to have worked with a fantastic team to bring this story to screen. Sky News host Rita Panahi says Paul Keating is hardly alone in being a disappointment as a former prime minister after defending China with pure unconditional love at the National. Over the next ten years, an inextricable bond between Daniel and David is formed, but during filming of the penultimate film, a tragic accident on set leaves David paralyzed, turning his world upside down. This week, we are extremely proud of the reception that David Holmes: The Boy Who Lived is receiving from Sky customers across the UK.Įxecutive produced by Daniel Radcliffe and directed by Dan Hartley, this feature length documentary tells the coming-of-age story of stuntman David Holmes who was selected to play Daniel’s stunt double in the Harry Potter franchise. Our thanks to 72 Films for bringing this brilliant story to Sky. House of Kardashian drops on Sky Documentaries and NOW on Sunday 8 October.

We’ve already generated 100s of press and social clippings and expect even more to pour in over the weekend, and into next week.Ī brilliant effort from our communications team who have expertly created and teased every asset, worked closely with Caitlyn to generate even more hype, and leaned into the media agenda to further benefit the campaign.

We continue to see coverage pile up, which shows that the relevance and reach of the Kardashian-Jenner empire - the very thing the documentary dissects - is alive and well. Her interview with ITV’s This Morning generated buzz and headlines all over the world, before she took part in a jam-packed junket with the likes of Sky News, Associated Press, Press Association and The Sun to name but a few.Ī brilliantly timed, embargoed profile of Caitlyn from The Times, was dropped online during the whirlwind day, which teased the documentary to be ‘phenomenal, in-depth’ and further whipped up activity on the ground.Ĭaitlyn then took part in an intimate show and tell in the evening with key press and influencers, which offered the first glimpses of the documentary. This week, you might have seen, we were very much leading the news agenda, as we hosted House of Kardashian contributor Caitlyn Jenner in London.

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