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Ben Vanstone dives into developing A Gentleman in Moscow
Season 2, Ep. 3
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Amor Towles’ best-selling novel, A Gentleman in Moscow, takes place between the 1920s and 1950s, detailing one of the most turbulent periods in Russian history. Writer Ben Vanstone digs into how he’s developing this sweeping tale for TV – and why now is an important moment to share this story.
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7. The final Very IP – Darren Throop’s influence on eOne
15:51||Season 2, Ep. 7In this final episode, our colleagues from across the company celebrate Darren and reflect on his 30 years building and leading eOne.D&D Movie
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5. Yellowjackets showrunners on success & season two
11:42||Season 2, Ep. 5Jonathan Lisco, Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson join Darren Throop to discuss the breakout hit and what's next for the team.
4. Anthony Fabian on re-making Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
13:10||Season 2, Ep. 4Darren chats with writer/director Anthony Fabian about eOne's upcoming film Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris. They discuss the importance of casting, working with a renowned fashion brand and why Anthony wanted to remake the film for a modern audience.
2. Antoni Porowski dishes on our exciting new project
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1. Round Room on bringing back the live experience and staying true to brands
13:44||Season 2, Ep. 1Ever wondered about the creative process behind a show like Baby Shark Live! Darren chats with Stephen Shaw and Jonathan Linden, co-founders of Round Room Live, about developing live shows based on existing IP, their new immersive exhibit Tupac Shakur: Wake Me When I’m Free, and the future of live and immersive entertainment.
Longtime eOners on what makes this place so special!
13:15|For our final episode of the year, Darren chats with longtime eOners from our offices around the world. Tune in for funny memories, lessons learned and more than a few shout outs.
10. Justin Chon on Blue Bayou and on-screen representation
13:22||Season 1, Ep. 10In this episode of Very IP Darren chats with writer/director and actor Justin Chon about his new feature Blue Bayou, telling stories that build awareness and empathy, and why he stepped behind the camera.