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- When Andy Harries was planning what became drama specialist Left Bank Pictures, around a decade ago, experienced TV executives told him that he was backing the wrong horse. They said that drama – expensive, time-consuming and hard to get right – was in decline.
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When Andy Harries was planning what became drama specialist Left Bank Pictures, around a decade ago, experienced TV executives told him that he was backing the wrong horse. They said that drama – expensive, time-consuming and hard to get right – was in decline. Reality shows were the future.
Dec 14, 2023 · Andy Harries at a celebration for ‘The Crown’s finale in London last week. With nowhere to go at home, Harries flew to LA and met with all the major networks and cable operators, asking for...
Aug 29, 2023 · There were very careful, long conversations about how we were going to do it," executive producers Andy Harries and Suzanne Mackie said at The Crown put a lot of thought into how Princess...
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Nov 22, 2023 · We're joined by Andy Harries, who is the executive producer of The Crown, and runs Left Bank Pictures, the production company that makes the show. Andy is here to talk about the first 4 episodes of the new series that has just dropped on Netflix, and the final 6 that will be released on December 14th.
Dec 6, 2023 · Andy Harries, the co-founder of Left Bank Pictures, revealed that members of “the circle around the royal family” had been in contact with scandalous stories that could eventually make their...
Despite the success of the film, Harries once again expressed disappointment with ITV for not giving enough backing. In an interview the month before The Queen was released he criticised the management of ITV for being deeply complacent and arrogant, and expressed disappointment that drama on the channel was not as good as it once was. [32]
Mar 21, 2024 · Harries said he was anxious that British broadcasters, including the BBC and ITV, are “increasingly looking vulnerable” amid the rise of Netflix and Amazon.
