IT WAS hailed as an epic production.
A team directed by Lord Attenborough would create a film studio to rank with the giants of Hollywood.
It was claimed it would cost a third of a billion pounds and employ 1,700 people.
The project would be built on a former open-cast coal mine at the edge of the South Wales valleys. The company called itself Dragon International Studios but locally the scheme was known as Valleywood.
That was over eight years ago.
On the ground there are just four “silent stages” – basically giant warehouses – and three of the companies behind the scheme have gone bust.
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