Lens Media, the company behind plans to build world-class film and television studios in west Dublin, is to be temporarily blocked from taking any steps to acquire and develop the earmarked site by order of the Commercial Court. The company set up by Alan Moloney, executive producer of the film Brooklyn; James Morris, a co-founder of TV3 and Windmill Lane; and Gary Levinsohn, the Oscar-nominated US producer of films such as Saving Private Ryan and 12 Monkeys is being sued by US/Irish backers Plus Development and Cooper Plus who have been granted an injunction stopping Lens Media from progressing the project with…

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