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Variety reports that Lionsgate has picked up U.S. and U.K. rights to "Rise of the Raven," an epic period drama produced by Robert Lantos, the filmmaker behind "Eastern Promises," "Being Julia," and "The Sweet Hereafter." The deal, brokered by Beta Film, represents a notable international breakthrough for Hungarian-produced television, landing a prestige project from an established producer on a major American and British platform.
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