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‘The Sweet Shop’ Update

The Sweet Shop‘s Official Twitter has let fans know that the movie is getting closer to having a distributor, which means it’s closer to being released to the public!  Matthew filmed The Sweet Shop back in 2010 and the film was supposed to be released that year, but the release was pushed back when they tragically lost a member of the cast (after filming had completed).  Since then MWS Media have been trying to find a distributor for the film and they tweeted today:

After a very long journey and some late editorial changes we’re now one step closer to #distribution of #theSweetShopMovie

The film is the story of a rock star that returns to the village where he grew up when his estranged Mother dies. He finds many of his childhood friends – including local Sweet Shop owner Katie Powell – have never left. Matthew plays the role of “The Reporter” trying to get the dirt on rock star Jarvis.

Back in December the studio released a trailer for the film which can be viewed here if you missed it the first time around:

Normally this wouldn’t deserve a post but a lot of fans have been asking about the film recently.  More news will be posted as it develops.

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The Syndicate Picked Up for Second Season; Review; New Photos

Because of it’s great success, The Syndicate has been picked up for a second season (or series for those of you in the UK). This season will not follow the same winners, but I think it deserved a post anyhow.  Congratulations to Kay Mellor and the whole team behind The Syndicate.

The second series of The Syndicate, which will follow the fortunes of a new group of lottery winners, has been commissioned by Ben Stephenson, controller of BBC Drama and by Danny Cohen, controller of BBC One.

Speaking about the series success Danny Cohen said: “The Syndicate has been a big hit with BBC One viewers. I’m greatly looking forward to seeing what Kay Mellor and the team dream up for a new set of lottery winners.”

Kay Mellor who wrote and produced the series said: “I am thrilled by the response of viewers to The Syndicate. I enjoyed every minute I worked on the series, from the writing of the scripts to working on set. I am delighted that Rollem Productions are able to bring a second series to BBC One.”

The Telegraph posted up a review of the final episode of the season yesterday, read the full thing here and a snippet below (spoilers)

The central truism – that money doesn’t buy you happiness – could so easily have felt heavy handed, but the quality of script and cast lent a real lightness of touch. The idea was simply conveyed in the posture of Jamie Bradley (Matthew Lewis) as he slumped next to his brother’s pool in a fluffy dressing gown, thwarted in love, plagued by his past, the light from the water rippling softly along the walls. His turn as the troubled bad boy, part bruiser, part broken, was particularly strong.

Finally, I also added a couple of new photos to the gallery yesterday: one from the Empire Awards and another from The Syndicate.

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Role: Matthew Voices Character in ‘Night of the Loving Dead’

As I posted in passing last month, Matthew has lent his voice to the character of Nigel in Night of the Loving Dead. Today I have a few more details to share with you.  The film was made by the National Film and Television School, is 8 minutes and 53 second long and is a 2D Computer-Generated Silhouette Animation (similar to The Tale of the Three Brothers in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I.)  The synopsis of the short is as follows:

A zombie movie with more heart than brains.

Nigel is a lovesick teenager living under the tyranny of his wicked sex-obsessed stepmother, Barbara. But he gets more than he bargained for on Valentine’s Eve when he accidentally brings his old girlfriend, Felicity, back from the dead.

A high resolution promotional photo of Matthew’s character Nigel and his dead girlfirend, Felicity, may be seen in the gallery as well as a poster.

The film is also going to be part of the Annecy Film Festival in June, it is one of the “Official Selections” under the Graduate Film category; it’s page may be seen here. There is a large possibility that the short will be screened during the festival but the program has not been released as of yet.

I am trying to find out more information, such as a release date (if any) and will post as soon as I find out more. I am not sure the film will ever be released publicly as it was part of a school project, but perhaps if there is enough interest they will release it.

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Matthew Lewis to be on BBC Look North

It looks like Matthew Lewis will be a guest on BBC Look North on BBC1 today at 6:30PM according to a tweet from Kate BradBrook who says:

Our very own @philbodmer with @mattdavelewissee him live on @BBCLookNorth we’re live from 6.30pm BBC1 #thesyndicate

The BBC Look North Facebook page also posted a photo of Phil Bodmer with Matthew taken today, see it in the gallery. The show will also be available online afterwards so keep an eye out, we’ll be posting the link when it is up.

 

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New Article, Photo from The Syndicate

Yet another new photo of Matthew Lewis in The Syndicate has surfaced online along with an article on The Mirror’s website. You can see the new photo in the gallery and read a snippet from the article below (there are spoilers so beware):

Tonight it’s Jamie’s story and we get more of an understanding about why he’s such a plank. You’ll still hate him, though.

While we wait to see if he’ll get his comeuppance for his part in the store robbery, Bob gets married and then has the op that could save his life.

And, following last week’s ­fabulous plot twist Leanne, (Joanna Page) faces court.

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