All United States articles – Page 691
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NewsJim Jarmusch's Stooges movie, Oasis film sell wide as buyers remain hot for pop docs
EXCLUSIVE: Gimme Danger, Supersonic in-demand for Independent; Thomas Quick doc gets North America deal.
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NewsJoe Wright’s Winston Churchill biopic sets starry cast, release dates
Focus Features-Working Title production Darkest Hour to star Gary Oldman as Churchill.
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NewsNBC Universal International ups Raftery
Lee Raftery has been promoted to chief marketing officer.
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NewsTIFF exclusive: Johnny Depp to star in thriller 'Labyrinth'
EXCLUSIVE: In a mouth-watering and rare major pre-sales title headed for Toronto, Good Universe is preparing to introduce the thriller to buyers this week.
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NewsLee Daniels to deliver SXSW 2017 keynote
Organisers have announced the second round of featured speakers at the festival in Austin, Texas.
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FeaturesFilm4 director Daniel Battsek: "We will always be led by our filmmakers"
EXCLUSIVE: In his first official interview, Film4’s new chief talks strategy, challenges and striking a balance between UK and US shoots
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NewsPamela Levine to head Fox global theatrical marketing
The HBO chief marketing officer is to rejoin the studio to oversee all North American and international theatrical marketing efforts.
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NewsMagnolia Pictures acquires 'Cézanne Et Moi'
The distributor has picked up North American rights from Pathé International to French writer-director Danièle Thompson’s period drama.
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NewsIngo Vollkammer launches Cosmopolis Entertainment
The producer announced on Tuesday his new production and finance venture launching with American Exit starring Dane Cook.
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NewsUS Briefs: 'Captain Fantastic' to close Los Cabos fest
Plus: Netflix sets Into The Inferno release; National Board Of Review reveals announcement date; and more…
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News'Don’t Breathe' ends summer 2016 on a high (update)
SEPTEMBER 6 UPDATE: Screen Gems’ horror held firm at the top on an confirmed $19.7m as the four-day portion of Labor Day weekend holiday dispelled the ‘sequelitis’ blues – for now at least – to round out a solid season.
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NewsToronto: Seven burning questions
From The Birth Of A Nation to TWC, Screen reveals the key talking points.
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NewsVenice: Mel Gibson talks 'Hacksaw Ridge', Hollywood and faith
Mel Gibson and Andrew Garfield discussed WWII drama following Venice world premiere screening.
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News'Don’t Breathe' closes solid summer 2016
Screen Gems’ horror hit held firm at number one on an estimated $15.7m as the three-day portion of Labor Day weekend gained 12% on last year’s comparable end-of-summer session and rounded out a solid season.
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ReviewsTV Review: 'The Young Pope' (Venice Film Festival)
Dir/scr Paolo Sorrentino. US/UK/Fr/It 2016. Episodes 1 and 2 of 10, 56 mins each.
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