Intandem, Ettinger Brothers Team for 'Catweazle' Movie

Big screen version of popular 1970's book and television series to be directed by BAFTA winner John Henderson.
LONDON -- The big screen version of popular 1970's book and television series Catweazle, which aired to over 8 million viewers per episode in the U.K. and was also broadcast in over 50 countries globally is taking shape.
BAFTA winner John Henderson will direct the £6 million ($9.3 million) budgeted project being produced by fellow British Academy winner Paul Knight.
U.K.-based sales and finance banner Intandem Films, listed here on the stock exchange, is teaming with the U.K. production banner Ettinger Brothers, led by Philip Ettinger, to raise cash for the budget through an Enterprise Investment Scheme.
Intandem takes on worldwide sales duties and is executive producer for the movie.
Intandem director Andrew Brown described Catweazle as "a classic and timeless 'fish out of water' story and will be a delightful, modern family romp."
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