DNA FILMS 

DNA films was founded in 1983, they're a company based in Britain, London,  and have produced 24 films so far they're also currently working on Trainspotting 2.  Andrew MacDonald and Duncan Kenworthy both are co producers of this company. Films like trainspotting and 28 days later have gone on to achieve a 'classic' status, which is an award in itself. Box office hits created by DNA films include ;

Love Actually, The Last King of Scotland, The History Boys, 28 Days Later, and Notes on a Scandal. 

However some flops occurred over the years and these include;

Never Let Me Go, Amelia, Sunshine, Beautiful Creatures, and Shooting Someone. 

Danny Boyle, who is well known for directing Trainspotting and Shallow Grave, is linked to DNA films as he directed 28 days later and sunshine. 

3 famous directors that have worked with DNA films;

Danny Boyle

Alex Garland

Richard Curtis

5 famous actors who have starred in DNA films

Ewan Mcgregor 

Rowan Atkinson

Hugh Grant

Alan Rickman

James Cordan 

DNA films' highest grossing film
Love Actually

Hollywood studios DNA films have worked with; Fox searchlight pictures, IMAX,

DNA blockbusters
28 Days Later which made $64.2 million with a budget of $15 million in 2007.
Love Actually had a budget of $45 million and made £246.9 million when it came out in 2003.

DNA films are most famous for producing 'Love Actually'

Genres that are covered by DNA films include; Romance, Musicals, Comedies,Crime drama and Horror.

DNA films teamed up with twentieth century Fox to create 'DNA TV Limited'

Extra information about DNA films; DNA films is one of the UK's most successful production companies, and since its collaboration with Fox Network they're planning on working on TV dramas and comedies to broadcast to 300+ channels around the globe. You can contact them and send scripts to them through their website as well.