Music by Larry Zeiger & Joy Woodward
Vocalist – The suave debonair Phil Johnson
I’ll Climb The Highest Mountain
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Variety News- Cannes Classics Pick ‘The Eyes of Orson Welles’ Scores U.S., Overseas Deals (EXCLUSIVE) July 19, 2018Janus Films has acquired “The Eyes of Orson Welles” for the U.S. and will give the documentary, which premiered in the Cannes Classics lineup, a 2019 release. Billed as a love letter to Welles, Mark Cousins’ film is a portrait of the legendary actor and director through the prism of his many paintings and drawings. […]Stewart Clarke
- Durban FilmMart Taps Funds for African Filmmakers July 19, 2018DURBAN — With the four-day Durban FilmMart building a bridge between African filmmakers and the international market, 16 projects from across the continent arrive in South Africa this week for pitching sessions with potential co-producers, broadcasters, sales agents, investors, and other industry experts from around the world. “The projects are at various st […]John Hopewell
- Chance the Rapper Buys Chicagoist Website, He Announces in New Single July 19, 2018Chance the Rapper is now a local-media mogul. He announced the deal to buy Chicagoist, a local news site covering the Windy City, in one of his four new tracks released at midnight ET Wednesday. In the song, “I Might Need Security,” he explains why. “I bought the Chicagoist just to run you racist bitches […]Todd Spangler
- ‘Meghan and Harry: The First 100 Days’ is Royalty-Themed SVOD Service’s First Original July 19, 2018A new documentary about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s first few months as newlyweds will be the first original show for new streaming service TrueRoyalty.tv. “Meghan and Harry: The First 100 Days” looks at the couple since their globally broadcast May wedding, which was attended by royalty, stars, and numerous British society and establishment figures. [… […]Stewart Clarke
- Hollywood Enjoys Rare Dominance of Japan Box Office in First Half Year July 19, 2018Bucking a decade-long box office trend toward local films, Hollywood dominated the Japanese movie-going in the first half of 2018. But the respite in the world’s number three theatrical market may not last. The number one and two films for the January-June period, “Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer” ($76 million) and “Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s […] […]Patrick Frater
- Cannes Classics Pick ‘The Eyes of Orson Welles’ Scores U.S., Overseas Deals (EXCLUSIVE) July 19, 2018
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