1 article from 2004
19 November 2004 | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news
Hugh Grant and Elizabeth Hurley's movie company is rumored to be closing down - because it hasn't made a film in five years. The former lovers set up Simian Films in 1994 and went on to make Extreme Measures and Mickey Blue Eyes - both starring Grant and produced by Hurley - in 1996 and 1999 respectively. A number of films were in the pipeline when the couple split in 2000, but none of the projects materialized. The pair have kept the company running, but its turnover halved between 2002 and 2003, falling from $867,255 to $479,263 - prompting speculation Grant and Hurley may wind up the firm. A spokesperson for Simian, however, insists, "Hugh and Elizabeth closed down the company's US office in 2002, but the office in London remains unchanged. We haven't got any projects in the pipeline, but we continue to employ four staff."
1 article from 2004