Anna Carugati

Benedict Cumberbatch talks to World Screen about The Child in Time, in which he steps away from playing socially inept geniuses to take on the role of an ordinary father who faces horrible loss.

Peter Rice, the president of 21st Century Fox, tells World Screen that he believes quality programming is the fuel that will drive any platform, whether it’s a linear channel, a streaming service or a mobile app.

The president of eOne Television International talks to World Screen about the reorganization of the company’s film and television units into one global sales team, best-selling shows and investing in talent.

The company's CEO and his teams in ten regional offices around the world are focused not only on selling programming but also on building brands.

The company's president and CEO talks about boosting the flagship brands and continuing to offer viewers the content they want in as many ways as possible.

World Screen speaks to Elisabeth Moss, whose performance as Offred, a young woman forced to bear children for infertile couples in The Handmaid’s Tale, earned her an Emmy for best actress.

The Emmy-winning actress talks about playing Leslie Abramson in Dick Wolf’s new Law & Order True Crime series.

The radio/TV personality talks about how he will be back as host of the singing competition, while maintaining his numerous other responsibilities.

Liberty Global CEO Michael Fries talks to World Screen Newsflash about looking at organic growth as well as mergers and acquisitions, as the company focuses on fixed-mobile conversion to offer broadband, telephony and programming in whatever configuration customers want.

John Morayniss, the CEO of Entertainment One (eOne) Television, tells World Screen Newsflash about how he is a firm believer in the power of partnerships, whether co-financing series with international partners or investing in production companies.