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Introducing the Enquirer, Britain’s fourth most-read Jewish paper

An upcoming sitcom about a Jewish publication centres on a hapless hack who is ‘not the most successful journalist in the world’ (not inspired by the JC, we'd like to stress)

September 13, 2019 15:27
Paul Green, played by Tim Downie
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The Jewish Enquirer, says its owner-proprietor Gary Sinyor, is “the fourth most-read Jewish newspaper in Britain” — that’s after the JC, the Jewish News and Manchester’s Jewish Telegraph

In reality, thankfully, the newspaper is entirely a product of the imagination of Mr Sinyor, an award-winning film director whose breakthrough feature was 1993’s Leon the Pig Farmer

The Jewish Enquirer is the name of Mr Sinyor’s upcoming six-part sitcom, an exploration of the trials of the fictional Jewish journalist, Paul Green, played by Tim Downie.

The first two episodes are set to be premiered as part of the UK Jewish Film Festival on November 20 at London’s JW3, and thereafter will be available either on Netflix or Amazon.