Sadie Frost and Simon Jones have launched Frost & Jones, a production company with an ambitious vision to create compelling documentary and scripted films and television. The company's anchor project is a feature documentary on the cultural legacy of The Who's album "Quadrophenia," which is currently in production and has secured contributions from notable actors. Frost & Jones aims to develop projects with scale, creative ambition, and a global mindset, targeting international markets and audiences. The company's slate includes a documentary on fashion designer Zandra Rhodes, a biopic of Small Faces frontman Steve Marriott, and a female-led psychological thriller. Frost & Jones is also in active development with ITN Productions on a feature documentary about a prominent British cultural figure, described as the country's most iconic "It Girl." The company's projects were unveiled at the Cannes Film Market, and early conversations on international sales and distribution are underway with key partners. Frost & Jones is committed to creating work that stays with you, connects across generations, and feels relevant right now. In my opinion, Frost & Jones has the potential to become a leading production company in the industry, with a unique approach to storytelling and a strong focus on international markets. The company's slate of projects is diverse and exciting, and I am eager to see how they develop and evolve in the coming years.
