Sadie Frost and Simon Jones have launched Frost&Jones, a new production company that aims to build documentary and scripted film and television for international audiences.
The move gives Frost and Jones a formal banner for projects that span both unscripted and scripted storytelling, with reports indicating a focus on premium production. The company arrives after the critical and commercial performance of Frost’s documentary “Twiggy,” a recent result that appears to have helped set the stage for a broader expansion.
Key Facts
- Sadie Frost and Simon Jones have launched a new production company called Frost&Jones.
- The company plans to develop both documentary and scripted film and television.
- Its early slate includes projects tied to “Quadrophenia” and Zandra Rhodes.
- The venture is targeting international markets.
Early projects suggest the company wants to lean on recognizable cultural subjects while keeping its range wide. The anchor title is linked to “Quadrophenia,” while another film centers on fashion designer Zandra Rhodes, according to the source report. Together, those choices point to a strategy that blends music, style, and established public interest with room for fresh framing.
Frost&Jones enters the market with a simple pitch: build premium stories that can travel across borders and across formats.
That matters because the line between documentary, drama, and event television keeps thinning as buyers chase projects with built-in identity and international reach. Frost brings creative momentum from “Twiggy,” while Jones adds producing muscle to a company now positioning itself for a market that rewards recognizable subjects and flexible development pipelines.
What happens next will show whether Frost&Jones can turn early attention into a durable slate. If the company lands strong partners and moves its opening projects into production, it could become a notable player in the growing business of prestige nonfiction and scripted storytelling built for audiences far beyond the U.K.