The home of the James Bond film franchise is preparing to unveil plans for a visitor attraction, Sky News learns.
Filming across the television and movie sectors has been postponed or cancelled during the last six months, resulting in substantial delays to film releases and in turn dealing a heavy blow to the finances of cinema chains around the world.
That project, which is being financed by the FTSE 100 asset management and pensions giant Legal & General, was given the green light by Hertsmere Borough Council in July, and is due to open in 2022. They will be the latest in a string of ambitious expansion projects announced since the company was acquired by the real estate-focused private equity investor Aermont Capital for £323m four years ago.
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