Warner Bros. and BFI Veteran Josh Berger Joins Board of ‘Moley’ Producer Two Daughters Entertainment (EXCLUSIVE)
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Josh Berger joins Two Daughters Entertainment as non-executive director
Berger brings Warner Bros. and BFI experience to the UK production company
The appointment supports Two Daughters' expansion from TV into features and global IP
The company's debut theatrical release 'The Land of Sometimes' is due this spring
Two Daughters is developing a slate of original animated properties
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Joshua Berger, a veteran executive with extensive experience at Warner Bros. and the British Film Institute, has joined the board of UK production company Two Daughters Entertainment as non-executive director and strategic advisor on February 26, 2026, as the company seeks to expand beyond its television roots into feature films and global intellectual properties. The appointment brings one of the U.K. entertainment industry's most experienced executives to a company that is transitioning from its television origins into feature films and global IP development. The immediate catalyst for this strategic move is Two Daughters Entertainment's debut theatrical release, 'The Land of Sometimes,' which is scheduled for worldwide cinema release this spring. Founded by James Reatchlous in 2016, the company is now taking a significant step up in ambition by not only preparing for a second feature film but also developing a broader slate of original animated properties that could establish the company as a new player in the global animation market.
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Executive Appointments, Industry Expansion, Film Production
The British Film Institute (BFI) is a film and television charitable organisation which promotes and preserves independent and mainstream filmmaking and television in the United Kingdom. The BFI uses funds provided by the National Lottery to encourage film production, distribution, and education. It...
American-British entertainment executive (born 1966)
Joshua Adam Berger (born 1966) is an American-born British business executive and producer in the media and entertainment industry. He is the founder and Chairman of Battersea Entertainment. Josh is also Chair of trustees at The BRIT School.
Moley is a British animated television series directed by Leon Joosen and produced by Tony Nottage at Nottage Productions, based on the stories written by James Reatchlous. The show revolves around Moley, an anthropomorphic mole who lives in MoleTown with his friends and other animals.
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Feb 26, 2026 1:00am PT Warner Bros. and BFI Veteran Josh Berger Joins Board of ‘Moley’ Producer Two Daughters Entertainment By Naman Ramachandran Plus Icon Naman Ramachandran Latest ‘My Neighbor Totoro’ London West End Production Reveals New Cast 15 hours ago MEP Capital Takes Majority Stake in BondIt Media 18 hours ago Park Min-young, Wi Ha-jun, Kim Jung-hyun on Studio Dragon’s Prime Video Series ‘Siren’s Kiss’: ‘Tension Never Lets Up’ 21 hours ago See All Joshua Berger has joined the board of Two Daughters Entertainment as non-executive director and strategic advisor. The appointment brings one of the U.K. entertainment industry’s most experienced executives to a company expanding beyond its TV roots into features and global IP. The immediate catalyst is the company’s debut theatrical release, “ The Land of Sometimes ,” due in cinemas worldwide this spring. Beyond that, Two Daughters is moving toward greenlighting a second feature while developing a broader slate of original animated properties – a significant step up in ambition for a company founded by James Reatchlous in 2016. Related Stories Roblox Sued by L.A. County, Alleging It Gives ‘Pedophiles Powerful Tools to Prey’ on Kids, Latest in String of Similar Lawsuits
