Management 360 Partners With MRC to Build Independent TV Studio

Management 360 announced on Wednesday that it’s partnering with Media Rights Capital in an effort to transform its TV production arm into a new independent studio.

The plan is to turn the Entertainment 360 division into fully capitalized and independently staffed studio, which will originate, acquire, package, sell, produce and finance original content for distribution on all platforms, the company said in a release.

“Joining forces with MRC on Entertainment 360 is the next evolution of our mission to create extraordinary opportunities for artists,” Management 360 partners said in a statement. “MRC’s impeccable taste, depth of infrastructure, and resources to expand our production capabilities make them the ideal partner for a new evolution of a studio purpose-built for the current media landscape.”

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MRC is the studio responsible for “House of Cards,” “Ozark” and “Counterpart.”

With the expertise of MRC, Entertainment 360 plans to produce and finance both scripted and unscripted programming, and maximize the diverse capabilities of the MRC platform in order to create new opportunities for its clients.

“360’s track record speaks for itself, having expertly guided the careers of writers, directors, producers and actors for fifteen plus years, and packaging and producing award winning and commercially successful film and television projects under the Entertainment 360 label. We are thrilled to partner in this new collaboration,” MRC said in a statement.

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The first project under the new partnership will come from Margot Robbie’s production banner LuckyChap. The project will be a premium one-hour series for Amazon base on the bestselling young adult novel “Nowhere Girls” by Amy Reed.

Management 360 clients Kieran and Michele Mulroney will executive produce alongside Robbie. Catherine Hardwicke (“Twilight”) will direct.

The Hollywood Reporter first reported the news.

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"Neighbours" (1985-present)

Robbie started off her acting on the silver screen in the Australian soap opera "Neighbours," which began in 1985 and is still on today. She was part of the show from 2008-2014, and played the role of Donna Freedman.
Grundy Television Australia
"Pan Am" (2011-2012)

Robbie's next TV gig was as flight attendant Laura Cameron on ABC. The show only lasted for one season.
Photo by Eric Liebowitz - © 2011 American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.
"About Time" (2013)

The Aussie lept onto the big screen in the film "About Time," in which she played a small role alongside Rachel McAdams and Domhnall Gleeson, as one of his character's love interests.
Working Title Films
"The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013)

Robbie's big breakout role came opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in the bawdy "The Wolf of Wall Street," in which she played Leo's wife.
Paramount Pictures
"The Big Short" (2015)

Robbie made a cameo in "The Big Short,"which is also all about Wall Street. She explains confusing finance terms and just how the big short played out -- while sipping champaign in a bubble bath.
Paramount Pictures
"Whiskey Tango Foxtrot" (2016)

Robbie plays opposite Tina Fey in this movie about journalists covering the war in Afghanistan.
Frank Masi - © 2015 Paramount Pictures
"The Legend of Tarzan" (2016)

Robbie stars opposite Alexander Skarsgard in a live action version of "Tarzan," in which the two return to the jungle after living in London.
"Suicide Squad" (2016)

Robbie entered the DC universe in Warner Bros.' "Suicide Squad" as Harley Quinn, the love interest to Jared Leto's crazy Joker. Robbie's performance was a standout in the poorly-rated film.
Warner Bros.
"I, Tonya" (2017)

Robbie leads the film as Tonya Harding, the Olympic figure skater fallen from grace. Robbie narrates the story of jealousy and rage from Harding's perspective.
Neon
"Goodbye Christopher Robin" (2017)

Robbie plays A. A. Milne's wife Daphne in this behind-the-scenes look at the life of the creator of Winnie the Pooh, which was inspired by their son C.R. Milne.
20th Century Fox
"Mary Queen of Scots" (2018)

Robbie is the latest actress to take on the role of Queen Elizabeth I in "Mary Queen of Scots," in which Saoirse Ronan plays the title character. The movie tackles the story of Mary Stuart's attempt to overthrow her cousin Elizabeth as the Queen of England.
Focus Features, Working Title Film
"Dreamland" (2019)

Robbie stars in "Dreamland" opposite Garrett Hedlund, about a teenager's adventures as a bounty hunter. The film had its premiere at Tribeca last April.
"Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" (2019)

Robbie plays real-life figure Sharon Tate in Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" alongside Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Sony
"Bombshell" (2019)

Robbie stars in "Bombshell," which followed the women who accused Fox News head Roger Ailes of sexual harassment. She plays a fictional character, while Charlize Theron played Megyn Kelly and Nicole Kidman play Gretchen Carlson.
Lionsgate
"Birds of Prey" (2020)

Robbie reprises her Harley Quinn character in her own standalone film, "Birds of Prey." The film was written by Christina Hodson and was directed by Cathy Yan.
Warner Bros.
"The Suicide Squad" (2021)

Robbie reprises her role as Harley Quinn for a third time as she joins the new squad, helping the U.S. to infiltrate a foreign country.
HBO Max
Upcoming projects

Robbie will next star in "Gotham City Sirens" as Harley Quinn, as well "Ruin," "Barbie" and an untitled David O. Russell project.
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