Reed’s decision comes after Broadcast revealed KMD’s London-based head of sales Jonathan Ford is leaving the business at the end of the month after 13 years. The documentary focuses on the detailed testimony of US two men who claimed they were sexually abused by late singer Michael Jackson.
KMD sold Leaving Neverland to every territory around the world, bar China, with notable sales to Germany’s ProSiebenSat.1, Australia’s Network Ten and numerous other channels. Numerous producers are scrambling to reclaim royalties, informed sources have told Broadcast. The news follows Kew Media being issued with a cease trading order on 30 January after financial problems came to light at the end of 2019.
Dan Reed’s Amos Pictures has pulled distribution of Emmy-winning Channel 4 documentary Leaving Neverland from Kew Media Distribution.īroadcast has learned that Reed’s lawyers have sent Kew a notice stating it is taking back the rights to the HBO co-production after the Canada-listed company failed to pay several tranches of royalties to Amos.
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