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KETCHUPThe Marbella International Film Festival launched the new British comedy that promises laughs and sun.
The stars came out in force. Pirates of the Caribbean‘s Kevin McNally and Hitchhiker’s guide Sandra Dickinson is leading the charge.
The new show is created by More Ketchup than Salsa Joe Cawley’s comedy dives into the lives of a British couple who try to run a pub in the heart Costa del Sol.
Marbella’s sun-drenched world is filled with local characters and expats who are a bit crazy.
Cawley, a Bolton native who moved to Tenerife for the dream of running a pub in the 90s, describes his experience. Ketchup As a blend Benidorm, Cheers. The weather is always sunny in Philadelphia. The show, which is set to be filmed between Marbella and the UK, aims to capture the highs and lows of life on the Costa – where things never go quite as planned.
Joe beaming, he stepped on the red carpet along with Joy. The experience of moving to Spain with no Spanish and no business knowledge is the perfect background for a comedy. It’s a proper British screw-up story – but with a twist of Mediterranean sunshine!”
Fans and industry people gathered in excitement to see the stars. Kevin McNally is best known for his role in The Pirates of the Caribbean as Joshamee gibbs. Pirates of the Caribbean He couldn’t conceal his excitement. “I’m thrilled to be a part of this talented group.” The show is going to be huge, and the location is stunning. Marbella’s perfect for this show.
Sandra Dickinson was an American actress who is best known as Trillian from the 1981 film. Hitchhiker’s guide to the Galaxy The TV series was also a hit. “First red carpet, first ‘Best Actress’ award, and now Marbella – it’s been a weekend of firsts!” She laughed. “Filming Ketchup It has been a joy. “It’s filled with humour, tragedy, and heart.”
Marbella’s International Film Festival attracts filmmakers and creatives from around world. Ketchup‘s launch. Mac Chakaveh, Festival Director, said that the show was a unique project in the region. He added: “It is fantastic to see such a project being developed in Marbella and bringing attention to this area’s burgeoning film industry.”
The first series of Ketchup Filming is underway in Marbella and elsewhere. For those who’ve read Joe’s bestselling books, the show will be a chance to see the real-life drama behind the comedy – from culture shock to the quirky locals who make up the fabric of expat life.
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