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How ‘Ink’ Production Designers Recreated The Sun Newsroom Using Functional Linotype Machines, Working Rotary Phones and Old Typewriters

Danny Boyle’s latest film “Ink” traces the rise of Rupert Murdoch on London’s Fleet Street and the takeover of The Sun newspaper.

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Danny Boyle’s newest film, “Ink,” dramatizes Rupert Murdoch’s ascent on London’s historic Fleet Street and his acquisition of The Sun newspaper. The movie debuted at the London Film Festival and is slated for a limited theatrical rollout on Dec. 11. After its cinema run, “Ink” will stream on Netflix beginning Jan. 8 for audiences in the United States and Latin America. The production design team recreated The Sun newsroom using functional Linotype machines, rotary phones and vintage typewriters to evoke the period’s authentic press environment.

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