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There was a significant British presence at this year’s Oscars, with UK film talent receiving 40 nominations and delivering several wins on the night.
In this episode, host Tamara Kormornick speaks to freelance culture writer Laura Martin, who recently wrote for the Standard about why London could be the new ‘Lollywood’. They discuss whether that idea holds up after this year’s Academy Awards, and break down some of the biggest British success stories from Sunday night.
Tamara also speaks to Lisa Walters, a former Head of Production in TV, who is among the many film and television professionals who have left the industry over the past year due to an ongoing work drought in the UK.
Photograph: Getty Images
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By The Evening Standard4.3
2020 ratings
There was a significant British presence at this year’s Oscars, with UK film talent receiving 40 nominations and delivering several wins on the night.
In this episode, host Tamara Kormornick speaks to freelance culture writer Laura Martin, who recently wrote for the Standard about why London could be the new ‘Lollywood’. They discuss whether that idea holds up after this year’s Academy Awards, and break down some of the biggest British success stories from Sunday night.
Tamara also speaks to Lisa Walters, a former Head of Production in TV, who is among the many film and television professionals who have left the industry over the past year due to an ongoing work drought in the UK.
Photograph: Getty Images
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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