Making of Lord of the Flies
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- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- TV / Episodic
- Running time
- 62 min
- Format
- HD
- Director
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Lisa Marie Russo
- Producer
- Lisa Marie Russo
- Executive Producer
- Joel Wilson, Nawfal Faizullah
- Director of Photography
- Lisa Marie Russo
- Principal cast
- David McKenna, Lox Pratt, Winston Sawyers, Ike Talbut, Marc Munden, Jack Thorne, Joel Wilson (all as self), and cast and crew.
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Production Status
Production Company
A Eleven Film production for BBC in association with Autofiction Films
Lisa Marie Russo
Sales Company
Sony Distribution
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