All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 81
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NewsCrackdown on password sharing helps boost Netflix global subscribers by 5.9m
Q2 revenue came in at $8.16bn, roughly where analysts thought it would be.
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NewsMichael Kustermann promoted to CEO at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
Outgoing CEO Shelli Tayor to remain on company board.
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NewsAtom Egoyan’s ‘Seven Veils’ to world premiere at TIFF
Salome-inspired feature to debut on September 10.
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NewsDavid Lowery’s ‘Mother Mary’, Mads Mikkelsen in ‘Dust Bunny’ among indies cleared to shoot
Guild publishes list less than one week into strike.
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NewsMagnolia picks up Sundance Bethann Hardison fashion doc ‘Invisible Beauty’
Distributor plans September 15 theatrical release.
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NewsAMPTP, SAG-AFTRA trade statements disputing other side’s position
Actors strike started on July 14.
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NewsSeveral indie shoots underway as SAG-AFTRA prepares waivers
Guild expected to start providing interim agreements for truly independent productions within days.
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NewsTom Cruise asked SAG-AFTRA to allow publicity work during strike
Star also discussed A.I., stunt workers.
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NewsBuffalo 8 acquires political documentary ‘The Ecuadorian Candidate’ (exclusive)
Jacobin Magazine documentary follows leftist economist Andres Arauz at 2021 polls.
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News‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One’ sets franchise record $80m five-day US bow, ‘Sound Of Freedom’ nears $100m
Searchlight’s Sundance acquisition Theater Camp opens on $45,000 per-site average.
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NewsUniversal cancels ‘Oppenheimer’ New York red carpet as actors strike kicks off
Christopher Nolan’s tentpole opens on July 21.
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NewsSAG-AFTRA head Fran Drescher blasts “terribly repugnant” strike remarks by Disney CEO
“High seven figures, eight figures – this is crazy money that they make, and they don’t care if they’re land barons of a medieval time.”
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NewsIndie producers await SAG-AFTRA clarity on waivers as union members join picket lines
Defiance as Guild members take to the streets on first day of strike.
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News‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning, Part One’ reaches $122.5m at global box office, targets $78m domestic bow
Tentpole heading for global debut in $240m range.
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NewsGKIDS acquires North American rights to Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy And The Heron’
Miyazaki’s first feature in a decade opens in Japan this weekend.
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NewsFestivals in crosshairs as SAG-AFTRA issues strike rules
An unwelcome conundrum for Venice and TIFF.
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NewsEquity issues legal advice to members, posts SAG-AFTRA solidarity message
UK union’s lawyers say SAG-AFTRA strike is not lawful under UK law.
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NewsActors’ strike looms after SAG-AFTRA contract talks break down
SAG-AFTRA’s national board will vote Thursday morning on whether to strike.
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NewsDisney extends Bob Iger contract as succession plan proves challenging
Move comes amid course-correction as company faces financial headwinds.
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News‘Succession’ leads 2023 Emmys nominations on 27
Awards ceremony currently scheduled for September 18.