Welcome to rupert street films
Our passion for storytelling and commitment to excellence drives us to create compelling films that resonate with audiences worldwide.
At Rupert Street Films, we believe in the power of cinema to entertain, inspire, and provoke meaningful conversations. Our team of talented filmmakers, writers, directors and producers collaborate to craft engaging narratives that leave a lasting impact on viewers.
Join us on our mission to push boundaries, provoke thought, and evoke emotions through the magic of film. Follow us on social media and explore our website for the latest updates on our projects, news, and behind-the-scenes insights into the world of Rupert Street Films. Together, let's celebrate the power of storytelling and the beauty of cinema.
Our Teams Success
Senior Production Team
Tiernan Hanby - CEO
As Chief Executive Officer, Tiernan has particular responsibility for running the general and financial management of the Company and for reporting to shareholders. He has considerable experience in film production covering overall financial planning, and overseeing operational and spend control all the way to final delivery.
Tiernan is driven by the ambition to make commercially successful films and brings his experience, network of contacts and enthusiasm to the Company with the aim of realising its vision, objectives and ultimate success.
Andrew Loveday - Head of Production
With his considerable experience as a producer of award-winning British cinema, Andrew heads up the Production Team. In a more than twenty year career in the British film industry, he has been involved in the production of over thirty films including Gun Shy starring Antonio Banderas and Bond girl Olga Kurylenko, the double BAFTA Scotland award-winning film The Wee Man, starring Patrick Bergin and Martin Compston, and A Lonely Place to Die starring Melissa George. He also produced the mountaineering thriller Summit Fever starring Ryan Phillippe and Hannah New. Other films on which he has been an executive producer have starred actors including John Hurt, Laurence Fox, Rafe Spall, Alexander Skarsgård, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Mia Mckenna-Bruce.
Andrew is particularly known for the popular British crime film franchise Rise of the Footsoldier, which is based on true events and has spanned six instalments to date. He has always been keen to discover new talent and has worked with many young talents during the early stages of their careers, and was an executive producer on the film Spivs, released in 2004, which saw Rita Ora cast in her first feature film role.
Colin Vaines - Executive Producer
Colin is a well known figure in the British film industry. He has been at the forefront of film development in the UK and has been involved in the production of some of the most iconic films over the past several decades. He was co-executive producer of Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day-Lewis and Cameron Diaz, as well as being an executive producer on The Young Victoria starring Emily Blunt as Queen Victoria, The Rum Diary starring Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, and London Boulevard starring Colin Farrell and Keira Knightley.
Colin also produced Coriolanus starring Ralph Fiennes and Gerard Butler, as well as producing with Bond producer Barbara Broccoli, Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool which was nominated for three British Academy Film Awards. He was an executive producer on The Unforgivable starring Sandra Bullock, and a co-executive producer on My Week With Marilyn starring Michelle Williams and Kenneth Branagh, both of whom were Oscar-nominated for their performances.
Over the years, Colin has developed a contact network of some of the film industry’s most powerful acting talent, and is known for his dedication to developing high quality film projects.
Mark Foligno - Executive Producer
Mark has a very strong track record in film production as well as in business. He was an executive producer on the four-time Oscar-winning and seven-time BAFTA-winning film The King’s Speech, starring Colin Firth as King George VI, and in 2003 bought post-production company Molinare, subsequently transforming it into a post-production powerhouse and one of the largest privately owned post-production companies in the UK.
Mark also served as an executive producer on Ironclad starring Charles Dance, Brian Cox and Derek Jacobi, and Freud’s Last Session starring Sir Anthony Hopkins as Sigmund Freud, as well as co-producing the BAFTA award-winning film Moon starring Sam Rockwell and Dominique McElligott.
