The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival crowned the winners of its prestigious Golden Nymph Awards on Tuesday evening, honoring outstanding achievements in fiction, documentary, news and digital storytelling from around the world.
The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival came to a glittering close on Tuesday evening as television stars, creators, executives and industry leaders gathered at the Grimaldi Forum for a spectacular Closing Ceremony
British actor Matthew Broome arrived at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival this week for a series of firsts.
Fresh from winning a Tony Award and serving as President of the Fiction Jury at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival, acclaimed British actress Lesley Manville offered a candid look at how she chooses roles, her relationship with television, her upcoming projects, and why instinct remains the most important tool in her career.
As he prepares to receive the prestigious Crystal Nymph Award at the closing ceremony of the Monte-Carlo TV Festival tonight, Hollywood icon Kurt Russell gave a press conference during which he reflected on a remarkable career
David Boreanaz has spent more than three decades building a television career through iconic roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, Bones and SEAL Team. Now the actor is preparing for a new chapter as Jim Rockford in NBC's revival of The Rockford Files
Few television creators have had a greater influence on modern comedy than Greg Daniels. The five-time Emmy Award winner developed the American version of The Office, co-created Parks and Recreation and King of the Hill, created Upload and is currently co-creator and showrunner of The Paper
Cold War spy drama Ponies is among the productions competing in the official selection of the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival, where creator David Iserson discussed the challenges of making a series set in Moscow amid today's geopolitical realities.
Nick Gehlfuss arrived at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival enthusiastic about the next chapter of his career, embracing his new role as FBI agent Bill Goodman in CIA.
Scottish actor John Hannah arrived at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival with a career spanning more than three decades, from his breakthrough role in Four Weddings and a Funeral to fan-favorite performances in The Mummy franchise, Spartacus, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Transplant
The launch of the Digital Competition at the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival reflects a growing reality across the global entertainment business: some of the industry's most valuable intellectual property is no longer being developed by traditional broadcasters or studios, but by creators building audiences online.
Actor and executive producer Aldis Hodge and showrunner Ben Watkins brought one clear message to the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival: authenticity matters, both on screen and behind the camera.
