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On 11 February 2009, The Guardian newspaper reported that a movie version of the series was under development. Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes is attached as an executive producer. Nora Ephron was working on the project at the time of her death in 2012, the status of the project is unknown at this time. The 4 parts of the miniseries were put together into a movie and released on DVD. The North American version differs in that the scene with Amanda Price singing "Downtown" was eliminated.

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