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Feb 28, 2011 · Iain Canning, one of the four producers of The King’s Speech, gave credit to “boyfriend Ben” at the end of his acceptance speech. He said: “To our acting royalty, Colin, Geoffrey, Helena, thank you so much for saying yes. To our amazing best of British crew, so amazing to share the stage with you tonight.
Film producer Iain Canning, who picked up an Oscar for Best Picture at yesterday’s ceremony, remembered to thank his boyfriend. One of the four producers behind The King’s Speech, the ...
On Feb. 27, 2011, producers Iain Canning, a Brit, and Emile Sherman, an Aussie, won the Oscar for best picture for The King’s Speech — the very first film they made after launching See-Saw Films in 2008, a U.K.-Australian production and financing company. (It also was the first time either attended the Academy Awards.)
- The Hollywood Reporter
Mar 1, 2011 · Oscar's Newest Golden Boy. ... No, Iain Canning, one of the producers of The King's Speech, thanking his boyfriend. I loved that. That's terrific. No wait, the gayest moment was me interviewing ...
- Jeremy Kinser
Sep 1, 2021 · Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter ahead of The Power of the Dog ’s world premiere in Venice, See-Saw founders Iain Canning, based in London, and Emile Sherman, in the company’s Sydney office ...
Heartstopper (TV series) Heartstopper. (TV series) Heartstopper is a British coming-of-age romantic comedy - drama television series on Netflix, written and created by Alice Oseman and based on her webcomic and graphic novel of the same name. The series primarily tells the story of Charlie Spring ( Joe Locke ), a gay schoolboy who falls in love ...
Iain Canning is a British film producer best known for producing Best Picture-winning The King's Speech. He co-founded See-Saw Films with producing partner Emile Sherman in 2008. He frequently collaborates with British director, Steve McQueen. In television, he has executive produced Jane Campion's mini-series "Top of the Lake" and the television series "Banished". 83rd Academy Awards, 2010 ...
