{blackbabes} Diane Warren & Halle Bailey Team On Song For Animated Picture ‘The Crystal Planet’

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Award-winning songwriter Diane Warren and The Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey have teamed up on a new song for animated family sci-fi adventure The Crystal Planet, joining an already starry voice cast led by Jeremy Irons, Vanessa Redgrave, and Michael York

News of the new song – entitled 'Somewhere We All Belong' follows in the wake of Warren's 17th Academy Award nomination, for 'Dear Me', a personal song written for her documentary Diane Warren: Relentless. 

The movie, directed by Croatian multi-award-winning director Arsen Anton Ostojic, revolves around 11-year-old Rea, who has moved to a distant planet in an outer-space colony.

There she befriends a dinosaur-like cub named Burgy, who was separated from his mother by a mutant monster. As Rea attempts to reunite Burgy with his mother, she comes up against a ruthless industrialist intent on turning the creature into a robotic prototype.

News of the song was announced by Sola Media as it continues sales on the title at the EFM.

The film is based on an original screenplay by late Croatian animator Dušan Vukotić, the first non-American to win an Academy Award for animation in 1962 with the short film The Substitute.

"Diane Warren's new song captures the emotional heart of The Crystal Planet in a truly powerful way," said Ostojic. "Her music, combined with Halle Bailey's voice, adds a timeless, universal quality that deepens the story and strengthens its message about compassion, coexistence, and finding where you belong."

Solveig Langeland, Managing Director of Sola Media, added: "Diane Warren has an extraordinary ability to create songs that resonate across cultures and generations. Paired with Halle Bailey's performance, this new song elevates The Crystal Planet as a cinematic family experience and further reinforces its appeal for the global market."

Production is led by Filmosaurus Rex, BFilm, and Alkay Animation Prague, one of the Czech Republic's leading animation studios. Animation is supervised by Jakub Pištecký, whose credits include Rango, Pirates of the Caribbean, and The Avengers. Alkay Animation Prague's recent feature My Sunny Maad won the Jury Prize at Annecy and earned a Golden Globe nomination.

The project is supported by several major European film bodies, including the Croatian Audiovisual Centre, Czech Audiovisual Fund, Slovak Audiovisual Fund, Creative Europe/MEDIA, Eurimages, Czech Television, and Croatian Television.

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{blackbabes} ‘On Becoming A Guinea Fowl’ Actor Susan Chardy Set To Star In Historical Drama Based On The Life Of Britain’s Pre-Raphaelite Black Supermodel Fanny Eaton

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BUFF Studios and Tunji Entertainment are developing a historical drama based on the life of Fanny Eaton, a Jamaican woman who became one of the most popular models in Victorian England and featured in many Pre-Raphaelite masterpieces, with Susan Chardy (On Becoming A Guinea Fowl) set to star.

Titled Eaton, the film will be directed by BAFTA-nominated filmmaker Alex Kayode-Kay (The Ballad of Olive Morris) with Kate Herron (Loki, Sex Education) attached as executive producer.

The project marks the feature directorial debut of Kayode-Kay, who will also co-write and produce the project under his production banner Tunji Entertainment. The screenplay is co-written by Emma Zadow, with Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe also serving as executive producer. Casting on the ensemble is underway, and producers will be presenting the project at the EFM. 

Fanny Eaton was born in 1835 in Jamaica. Her mother is believed to be Matilda Foster, who was born into enslavement. Researchers believe her father was potentially a British soldier, James Entwistle, who was stationed nearby and died not long after her birth.

Eaton moved to the UK with her mother in the 1840s and initially worked as a domestic servant before her second career as a model. She would go on to become a central muse to several leading Pre-Raphaelite artists, including John Everett Millais, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Rebecca Solomon, and Simeon Solomon. She is widely regarded as Britain's first Black supermodel of mixed heritage.

"The story of Fanny Eaton is one I've wanted to tell onscreen for a long time, and I couldn't think of a better team of collaborators to do it with," Kayode-Kay said in a statement. "The role of Fanny is not easy to cast, so when someone of Susan's gravitas, grace, and star quality steps in, it's a beautiful thing."

Anyiam-Osigwe added: "Fanny Eaton was, in every sense, Britain's first Black supermodel – visible everywhere, yet written out of history. This film is about restoring dignity, authorship, and cultural memory, while creating a cinematic work that feels both timeless and urgently contemporary."

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