Film & TV

Alan Fenwick, CEO and Co-Founder at EXG Pro, on the origins of the company, the success of Cable Guys – and knowing when to kill an idea.

Start Licensing’s Ian Downes shares his picks of interesting developments in the world of brands and food.

Midsomer Murders: The Killings at Badger’s Drift will open at Richmond Theatre on October 24thand will tour through to April 2026.

“We are excited to expand our partnership with TV Tokyo to bring the global hit series Bluey into more Japanese homes – and to work alongside our dedicated agency Phoenixx Inc. to introduce more consumer products locally,” said Sophia Spinelli, VP Brands & Marketing at BBC Studios Asia.

The collection spans swimsuits, t-shirts, shorts and more in a contemporary Mickey Mouse print.

“We’ve once again identified the next big property and it’s an incredible honour to partner with an animation studio that boasts thinkers as innovative as we are,” said Paul Solomon, CEO of Moose Toys.

The multi-level Supermarket Playset spans three stories and four play areas.

“Teddy Mountain continues to lead the way in delivering the ultimate Make-A-Bear experience,” said Hannah McFarlane, Licensing Manager at Aardman.

“This collaboration blends imagination, affordability, and innovation, creating a one-of-a-kind collectible experience for fans of all ages,” said Julian Jacob, CEO of Wyncor.

“Nights is a generational experience in the making,” said Alexei Bochenek, Creative Director at Titmouse.