Entertainment A-Listers, Planning Power, and Streaming Expansion: A Global Media Update

The entertainment world sees developments as Cuaron and Blanchett create the 'Disclaimer' series, Macron advocates for 'Emily in Paris' in Paris, and Steve McQueen opens the London Film Festival with 'Blitz'. Meanwhile, Britain plans to intervene in a film studio decision, and Amazon adds Apple TV+ to Prime Video.

Hollywood stars Alfonso Cuaron and Cate Blanchett unite for a gripping new TV series, 'Disclaimer'. The psychological thriller, based on Renee Knight's novel, revolves around complex characters challenging audience perceptions.

French President Emmanuel Macron expresses his determination to ensure the beloved Netflix series 'Emily in Paris' stays in Paris. In a candid interview with Variety, he stressed the importance of the show's Parisian backdrop, dismissing the idea of Emily's adventures in Rome.

The London Film Festival opened with the premiere of Steve McQueen's 'Blitz', a gripping WWII drama. On the red carpet, McQueen reflected on London's history during the blitz. Additionally, Britain's government plans to step in regarding the planning of a new film studio near London, aiming to streamline major project approvals.

(With inputs from agencies.)