NETFLIX HEADING TO SHEPPERTON

Permanent base to be setup at Shepperton Studios

Streaming giant, Netflix, has struck a deal to set up a permanent production base at Shepperton Studios, home to films from Alien to Mary Poppins Returns.

The US streaming service has made over 40 productions in the UK including The Crown, Sex Education and Outlaw King.

Paul Golding, CEO of Shepperton Studios parent Pinewood, home to the James Bond and Star Wars franchises, said the deal represented a huge boost to the UK's status as a major destination for film and TV production. "Netflix's decision is a real of confidence in the UK film and TV industry".

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