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‘Ink’ Finally Meets Its Native Audience at London Film Festival, and Jack O’Connell Has Thoughts
Danny Boyle and his starry cast, led by Jack O’Connell and Guy Pearce , took to the BFI London Film Festival carpet for the U.K. premiere on Monday night, around a month after it opened the Venice Film Festival.
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The film *Ink* opened at the London Film Festival, drawing a crowd that included Guy Pearce, Jack O’Connell, and director Danny Boyle. The trio spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about adapting Rupert Murdoch’s Fleet Street origin story for a British audience. Boyle emphasized that the film’s success in the UK would determine its viability elsewhere, saying, “If it doesn’t work here, it’s not going to work anywhere.” The discussion highlighted the film’s focus on Murdoch’s early career and its relevance to UK viewers.
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