Isle of Man buys film studio stake
The government of the Isle of Man is to acquire a stake in Pinewood Shepperton Studios for £24million.
The deal would see Pinewood, home of the James Bond films, taking on the role of adviser for the island's £25 million film and TV investment fund for five years.
The Isle of Man has been active in film and television production since 1995, investing £170m in 97 productions.
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