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News‘Shrek 5’ pushed into summer 2027
Family tentpole will open five days after ‘Spider-Man: Beyond The Spider-Verse’.
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Reviews‘Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken’: Annecy Review
A teenage girl discovers she is a sea beast in this likeable Dreamworks animation
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Reviews‘Puss In Boots: The Last Wish’: Review
Dreamworks’ animated feline hero returns to the big screen in an underwhelming action sequel
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Reviews‘The Boss Baby: Family Business’: Review
Animated comedy sequel offers more of the same heavy-handed reliance on slapstick and schmaltz
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Reviews‘Spirit Untamed’: Review
DreamWorks animation franchise takes its cue from the recent Netflix series
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NewsUniversal eyes Peacock growth, sets ‘Boss Baby’ sequel hybrid release
Move comes after Universal’s F9 stormed to $163m theatrical-only international debut.
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Reviews‘Trolls World Tour’: Review
’The cinematic equivalent of a pound of glitter being shot right in your face’
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Reviews‘Abominable’: Toronto Review
A girl’s best friend is her Yeti in this flat DreamWorks animation set in China
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NewsAnnecy 2019: five talking points from the animation festival
Netflix’s first animation productions, an increasing number of attendees and the imminent Disney+ were all under discussion.
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NewsGuillermo del Toro signs multi-year exclusive deal with DreamWorks Animation
Mexican auteur takes office on Glendale campus.
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NewsDreamWorks Animation to sell Glendale studio
Studio hierarchy announced the move in a call with analysts after the Q4 earnings report declared a $263.2m net loss.
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NewsDreamWorks Animation unveils restructure
The embattled studio is letting go of marketing chief Dawn Taubin, vice-chair Lew Coleman and COO Mark Zoradi as it plans to lay off approximately 500 people and cut the feature slate to two films a year.
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NewsDreamWorks Animation names leadership pair
Bonnie Arnold and Mireille Soria have been named co-presidents of feature animation at the studio, replacing chief creative officer Bill Damaschke.
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NewsSoftbank switches focus to Legendary
UPDATE: The Japanese giant has reportedly cooled off on acquiring Dreamworks and has switched its focus to buying a chunk of Thomas Tull’s company.
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NewsParticipant boards DreamWorks duo
Participant Media has joined Steven Spielberg’s Untitled Cold War Spy Thriller and period drama The Light Between Oceans.
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NewsMirren to go on Journey
TORONTO: Participant Media and DreamWorks are reuniting on The Hundred-Foot Journey following their collaborations on Toronto opener The Fifth Estate, Lincoln and The Help.
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DreamWorks, Participant acquire Church abuse story
DreamWorks and Participant Media are partnering on a drama about the Catholic Church sex scandal after acquiring rights to the story uncovered by the Boston Globe.
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NewsSteven Spielberg puts Robopocalypse on backburner
It emerged on Wednesday [9] that The DGA nominee – eying a seventh best director Oscar nomination on Thursday – has postponed start of production on the sci-fi adaptation.
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NewsRise of the Guardians to be awarded in Rome
DreamWorks Animation’s latest 3D film to receive inaugural Vanity Fair International Award for Cinematic Excellence.
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NewsTom Rothman to produce Robopocalypse for DreamWorks, Fox
The outgoing co-head of Twentieth Century Fox said: “If you are in politics, you dream of a call from the White House, in baseball, from the Yankees, in movies, from Steven Spielberg.”