Ink: Boyle and Graham Revisit the Sun's Birth and a Media Empire
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Deadline’s Baz Bamigboye chats with Danny Boyle and James Graham about Ink, a cinema-era origin story of The Sun that follows Larry Lamb and Rupert Murdoch as they reshape British tabloid journalism. The interview covers turning Graham’s stage play into a film, casting Jack O’Connell as Lamb, Guy Pearce as Murdoch, and Claire Foy as Jules, and reflects on the Sun’s ascent and its relevance to today’s 24/7 news world. Ink hits U.S. theaters Dec. 11, the U.K. Jan. 8, and streams on Netflix in January.
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