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‘Industry’ Season 3 Trailer Shows Off the Corporate Side of Kit Harington | Video
Season 3 of the HBO financial drama premieres in August
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‘Industry’ Season 3: Kit Harington Takes the Business Throne in First Look Photos
The latest season of the HBO drama returns Aug. 11
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‘House of the Dragon’ and ‘Industry’ Production to Continue in Europe Under Laws U.K. Union Calls ‘Draconian’
The HBO shows will go on as planned despite the SAG-AFTRA strike due to Equity contracts
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‘Barry’ Star Sarah Goldberg Joins ‘Industry’ Season 3
Kit Harrington is also set for the HBO financial drama in a recurring role
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‘Game of Thrones’ Star Kit Harington Returns to HBO in ‘Industry’ Season 3
The actor joins the cast of the critically acclaimed finance drama amid talks of a “GOT” sequel series focused on Jon Snow
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‘Industry’ Renewed for Season 3 at HBO
Good thing, too — creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay began preemptively writing the third installment
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‘Industry’ Renewed for Season 2 at HBO
Season 1 finale airs Dec. 21 on HBO — or you can watch any episode on HBO Max now
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Lena Dunham to Direct HBO High-Finance Drama Series ‘Industry’
“Girls” creator will also executive produce eight-part series about “cutthroat world of international finance”
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Investigating the Intersection of Media and Technology (All Things Video Podcast)
This week’s guest: David Bloom
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Avenue Capital Said to Be Near Deal to Buy Variety
Avenue Capital, a New York hedge fund, is reportedly near a deal to buy Variety, the Hollywood trade publication
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Get Out of Your L.A. Comfort Zone and Film in the Rest of California
Filmmakers need to leave the city when scouting locations
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Everyone in This Industry Wants Change — Until It Happens
Crushing change didn’t save the music industry — at least film folks are handling it slightly better
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Hard Knocks Hollywood: Howard Gordon of ’24’
I keep on feeling that we’re pulling things out of our butts.
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The trades shall rise again!
What is wrong with the trades? As a former publisher of the Hollywood Reporter, I am often asked this question. Massive layoffs, smaller issues, editorial cutbacks, fewer ads and doubts of print product viability all suggest that the trades are in trouble. So are they, and if so why? The answer…
