STV Studios Ups Stake In ‘Patrick Melrose’ & ‘Army Of Shadows’ Producer Two Cities Once Again

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STV Studios Ups Stake In ‘Patrick Melrose’ & ‘Army Of Shadows’ Producer Two Cities Once AgainWorldPing
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What happened

EXCLUSIVE: STV Studios has once again upped its stake in Patrick Melrose and Blue Lights producer Two Cities Television.

The Scottish production giant has shifted its ownership from 51% to 75%, according to a recent Companies House filing.

Key facts

  • The Scottish production giant has shifted its ownership from 51% to 75%, according to a recent Companies House filing.
  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 09:25:10 UTC.

Why it matters

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Coverage timeline

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  1. STV Studios Ups Stake In ‘Patrick Melrose’ & ‘Army Of Shadows’ Producer Two Cities Once Again

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Sources

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