Jonathan King
| Born | December 6, 1944 |
| Hometown | Marylebone, United Kingdom |
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Horror is getting a sequel
- Jonathan King's 2006 horror-comedy 'Black Sheep' is getting a sequel with King returning to direct.
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Surrey Police apologise after judgment reveals disclosure failings in Jonathan King sex abuse case
Surrey Police apologise after judgment reveals disclosure failings in Jonathan King sex abuse case
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Former music-mogul Jonathan King used his fame to sexually assault teenagers, court told
Former music mogul Jonathan King used his fame to sexually assault teenage boys, a court has heard. One alleged victim said he was "star struck" when Mr King pulled up next to him near London's Tottenham Court Road in his white Daimler car in April 1970.
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Pop mogul Jonathan King in court to face historic sex abuse charges
Former pop mogul Jonathan King has appeared in court accused of sexually abusing nine teenage boys during his music career. The 72-year-old allegedly attacked a 16-year-old boy in 1970 and carried out a string of sex assaults on eight victims between 1978 and 1988. King, appearing under his real name Kenneth George King, wore a suit and Nike trainers and smiled as he confirmed his identity from the dock.
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Ex-DJ Jonathan King gives thumbs up after appearing in court on child sex charges
Ex-DJ Jonathan King gives thumbs up after appearing in court on child sex charges
- NewsThe Telegraph
Ex-DJ Jonathan King charged with 18 sex attacks on boys
Jonathan King, the former DJ, has been charged with 18 sexual offences against nine teenage boys dating back to the 1970s and 1980s. King has been released on bail by Surrey Police, to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on June 26. The charges are part of the force’s Operation Ravine, which was launched in 2015 following a review by Merseyside Police into an earlier investigation, Operation Arundel, which dated back to 2000.
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'Selma' director DuVernay to make Hurricane Katrina feature film
Ava DuVernay, the director behind the Oscar-nominated Martin Luther King Jr. biopic "Selma," will write, produce and direct a feature film set in the time of Hurricane Katrina, the company backing the film said on Monday. David Oyelowo, who plays King in "Selma," is in talks to co-produce and star in the film, described by Participant Media as "a sweeping love story and complex murder mystery," set during the time of the 2005 hurricane that slammed into the U.S. Gulf Coast and deluged the city
