Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
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Writers Guild Voluntarily Recognizes Staff Union
A bargaining unit of more than 110 guild employees will soon begin negotiations on their first union contract
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Pope Francis’ Last On-Camera Interview to Be Included in Martin Scorsese-Produced Doc
The film “Aldeas — A New Story” features the making of short films through the late pope’s educational movement Scholas Occurrentes
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Chris Hemsworth to Star in Amazon MGM Deep Sea Thriller ‘Subversion’
Patrick Vollrath will direct with Lorenzo di Bonaventura producing
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Summer Box Office Preview: Which Breakout Hit Could Fuel a $4 Billion Season?
While there’s little chance of a major slump, the bigger question is where this summer’s mammoth success will come from
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John Lindley Re-Elected as Cinematographers Guild President
The “Pleasantville” DP previously served as ICG president from 2020 to 2022
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Andrew Karpen, Founder and CEO of Bleecker Street, Dies at 59
The executive previously served as co-CEO of Focus Features before founding the indie distribution company in 2014
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Dev Patel to Direct, Star in Revenge Thriller ‘The Peasant’
Fifth Season and Thunder Road Pictures will produce the medieval film about an Indian peasant who seeks vengeance on a band of mercenary knights
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‘Sinners’ Continues Remarkable Box Office Run With $45 Million 2nd Weekend
Ryan Coogler’s horror film is on its way to becoming only the fourth horror film ever to gross $200 million in the U.S.
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‘Sinners’ Keeps Singing at Box Office With Excellent $44 Million 2nd Weekend
Ryan Coogler’s hit film has dropped just 8% from its opening weekend
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FCC Seeks DEI Concessions From Paramount to Complete Skydance Merger
Trump appointee Brendan Carr has made eliminating DEI programs a prerequisite for any M&A approval
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‘Sinners’ Needs a Long Box Office Run, and It’s Going to Get It
After strong weekday numbers, Ryan Coogler’s hit horror film is headed for a $35 million-plus second weekend
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‘The Chosen’ Creator Prepares Fans for the Last Supper: ‘I Don’t Love Filming, I Love Having Filmed’
As his show gets more popular and shooting gets more demanding, Dallas Jenkins sticks to his mission of revealing the humanity in Jesus Christ’s story
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Imax Revenue Jumps 10% to $87 Million in First Quarter on Record Success of ‘Ne Zha 2’
Fifty-five percent of the premium format’s $298 million box office gross came from the record-smashing Chinese animated film
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Warner’s Mike De Luca and Pam Abdy Are Safe (for Now) After ‘Sinners’ and ‘Minecraft’ Success
More risky gambles lie ahead, but Warner Bros.’ film chiefs have built a franchise hit and a new studio relationship with Ryan Coogler
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California Film and TV Tax Credit Expansion Passes First Committee Vote
Assembly Bill 1138 is one of two working through the state legislature that would expand types of projects that qualify for incentives
