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Britfield & the Lost Crown Movie set to Film in Britain (2026)
Rancho Santa Fe, CA 10/9/2025. Devonfield is excited to announce that the bestselling novel Britfield & the Lost Crown is set to become a major motion picture with production starting as soon as fall 2026. Keeping within the authenticity of the story, the movie will be filmed in Britain, including Yorkshire, Oxfordshire, Windsor, London, and Canterbury, among other interior and exterior locations. Global release is tentatively scheduled for November 2027.
This captivating adventure will redefine family entertainment as the real-life story unfolds in contemporary settings and historical locations. Creating a new category in literature, the Britfield & the Lost Crown series is unique to the film industry as it does not rely on heightened fantasy, demigods, witchcraft, or superheroes. Anticipation is building for what is projected to become one of the most successful films in cinematic history.
The Britfield team is exploring collaboration with several award-winning directors and evaluating a lineup of top British actors to portray pivotal characters, including the astute Detective Gowerstone, the enigmatic Professor Hainsworth, and the devious Mr. and Mrs. Grievous. The search will soon begin for two rising stars to portray 12-year-olds Tom and his best friend Sarah Wallace, who are poised to capture the hearts of audiences everywhere.
Devonfield intends to develop each Britfield novel (four of seven completed) into a live-action movie. The script for the second novel, Britfield & the Rise of the Lion, will begin next year and eventually be filmed on location in France.
International Book Fairs: With a successful showing at the London Book Fair (March 11-13) and set for the upcoming Frankfurt Book Fair (October 15-19), the Britfield series is moving from a soft release to a global launch (January 2026). Represented by veteran literary agent Laurie Blum Guest, many deals are being negotiated, including the international rights for France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Czech Republic, Lithuania, India, China, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Mexico, and Brazil.
Global Book Tours: Beginning next year, the Britfield Global Tours will inspire children, encourage creativity, and foster reading. Starting in Britain, the 36-month tour will travel to Europe and Eastern Europe, then Asia, and South America. The European Tour will include England, Scotland, Ireland, Spain, France, Germany, and Italy. The Eastern Europe Tour will continue to Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, and Romania. The Asia Tour will start in Australia, then the Philippines, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea. The tour finishes in South America, visiting Brazil, Peru, Chile, and Argentina, among other countries.
Real America's Voice Guest Calls For Violence Against Michael Cohen
A supporter of Donald Trump called for violence against attorney Michael Cohen because his testimony could result in an indictment for the former president.
During a Monday interview on MAGA network Real America’s Voice, host Ed Henry spoke to a guest named Jared.
“He lives in New York, right? Michael Cohen? He lives in Manhattan?” Jared pointed out. “I hope he’s being protected, because even though the president doesn’t condone violence, that man needs his ass handed to him.”
“Maybe not violence,” Henry interrupted. “We’re not calling for violence.”
“I mean, he’s a lying sack of crap, man,” Jared continued. “It pisses me off. And I’d slap a figure-four leg lock on him in seconds. That guy is disgusting. You talk about a horse face.”
“He’s like, I can’t stand that guy,” he added. “Right between the eyes, he needs it. Anyway, that’s my opinion on Michael Cohen. You can’t let somebody like that off the hook. You can’t let him off the hook.”
Co-host Karyn Turk downplayed the guest’s calls for violence.
“Well, and being from Jersey myself, I want to say that like the things that you say, you know, these are normal speak for someone from Jersey,” she opined. “They’re not to be taken totally, literally.”
“Don’t blame Jersey,” Jared quipped. “Just blame me. I’m a man of loyalty. I’m a man of passion. I’m a man of conviction. And for that man to do what he did alone, he needs his ass handed to him.”
The guest insisted that he was usually a “gentle man.”
“It doesn’t sound like it this morning,” Henry observed.
Trump has also suggested his supporters engage in violent protest as he faces a possible indictment concerning hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels.
Police Sargent Who Grabbed Officer By The Throat Now Charged With Assault
You might remember this story from earlier in the year. Pullease was pepper-spraying a suspect directly in the face, apparently while he was handcuffed in the back of a squad car when another officer objected. He became irate, grabbed her by the throat and pepper-sprayed her as well. Well, after a long investigation he’s now under arrest. He had been on paid administrative leave ever since.
Source: NBC News
A Florida police sergeant who was seen in body camera video grabbing another officer by her throat last year was charged with battery and assault on a law enforcement officer, officials said Thursday.
Christopher Pullease, 47, was also charged with evidence tampering and assaulting a civilian during the Nov. 19 incident, the Broward State Attorney’s office said in a statement.
Pullease, who was relieved of his supervisory duties in January, was accused of “intentionally touching or striking” the female officer against her will and assaulting her when he held pepper spray to her face, the statement said.
The assault charge against the civilian, who was being arrested on what authorities described as a violent felony when the incident occurred, was prompted by Pullease holding the spray to the man’s face, the prosecutor’s office said.