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Liverpool film-makers plot new film starring Sex and the City’s Cynthia Nixon

Sex and the City star Cynthia Nixon is set to play flame-haired poet Emily Dickinson in a new movie from Liverpool production company Hurricane Films.

Of Time and the City in Top Ten British Films

A Production by Hurricane films has been included in the Telegraph’s Top Ten British Films

The list was compiled by David Gritten and includes films such as Lawrence of Arabia and A Matter of Life and Death.

Fast and Furious 6 Premiere in London boosts Liverpool’s film city reputation

LIVERPOOL’S appeal as a major movie location will keep revving on, after the world premiere of its latest offering – Fast And Furious 6.

Stars, including Vin Diesel, who has reprised his role as street racer and wanted fugitive Dominic Toretto, attended the screening in London.

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New Interview with the Film Office in It’s Liverpool

The new issue of It’s Liverpool has a fantastic interview and photoshoot with the Film Office team, as well as information about the city’s business prospects.

Click here to read the new issue

Movie stunt horses make Grand National advert a real winner in Liverpool

STUNT horses from some of the biggest blockbuster films powered through a Liverpool park as they completed their second day of filming in the city.

The runners, who were stabled at Aintree, included Sultan, an eight-year-old bay who starred as Joey in Steven Spielberg’s War Horse.

Noble Cause on Film

Filming is under way in Liverpool to tell the true story of a woman who overcame her horrific childhood in the slums to help others.

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Extended ‘Fast & Furious 6’ Trailer Premieres At Super Bowl 2013

An extended trailer for for ‘Fast & Furious 6’ has been released online after a 60 second clip from the car chase sequel was premiered during the Super Bowl on Sunday (Feb 3).

A German show featured Liverpool this week, with a look at the culture of the city. From the Magical Mystery tour to our nightlife, the show shot in various locations across the city. It also featured Liverpool performance artist mothman as well as a performance by Johnny Sands, as well as look at the city’s art galleries and resturants.

Moving on

The popular daytime drama Moving On started again this month, for its fourth series. The show will be running for five episodes, with stars such as Paul mcGann, Jack Shepherd, Rebekah Stanton and Gillian Kearney. The series starts on Monday 28th of January.

Big Society the Musical

A local not for proft filmmaking organisation has created a musical set amongst the financial cuts in the city. The musical follows Linda, a woman in her late forties who works with young offenders. Facing unemployment and the pending closure of the centre, Linda thinks only of Connor, a defiant 14-year-old who has no one, apart from her. Linda risks her relationship, her home and her reputation to help him. The film used the local community, real events and real people to tell its story.