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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Actors’ Equity Association Slams Cuts to Live Theater Actors’ Health Plan
Union president says she is “deeply frustrated” that cuts were made without study into how it affects actors of color and those with lower wages
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Will the New James Bond ‘No Time to Die’ Still Open in November? Look to the UK
James Bond’s homeland is deep in a second wave of COVID-19 that may force cinemas to close
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Writers Guild Seeks Critical Information From CAA, WME as Talks Continue
Divestment from affiliate production companies is the final hurdle to end the writer walkout from Hollywood’s biggest agencies
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NATO, Directors Guild Beg Congress for Bailout of Cinemas: ‘Theaters May Not Survive’
A letter co-signed by MPA and 70 filmmakers warns that two-thirds of theaters may file bankruptcy if aid is not provided
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Eddie Redmayne Calls Out ‘Vitriol’ Against JK Rowling After Author’s Transgender Comments: ‘Absolutely Disgusting’
“Fantastic Beasts” actor also condemns “hideous torrent of abuse towards trans people”
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Trump, NBC Split $4.7 Million on Russian-Financed Miss Universe Pageant, NYT Inquiry Reveals
Aras Agalarov, who underwrote the 2013 pageant in Moscow, is believed to have helped connect Trump campaign officials with a Kremlin-linked lawyer during the 2016 election
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Henry Cavill: I Would ‘Absolutely Jump’ at Playing James Bond
Before he became Superman, Cavill lost out the role of 007 to Daniel Craig 15 years ago
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James Cameron Is 95% Done Shooting Two ‘Avatar’ Sequels (Video)
“The day we deliver ‘Avatar 2,’ we’ll just start working on finishing ‘Avatar 3,’” Cameron tells Arnold Schwarzenegger
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LA Times Apologizes for ‘History of Racism,’ Vows Diversity in Coverage and Staff
Newspaper is “taking positive action to affirm a commitment that our newsroom will not tolerate prejudice,” owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong says
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‘Tenet’ Adds Just $3.4 Million as Theaters Face Long October Without Blockbusters
Focus’ “Kajillionaire” and Sony’s “The Last Shift” enter theaters, but COVID-19 continues to drain the box office
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European Cinemas Boosted ‘Tenet,’ But Will a Second COVID Wave Close Them Again?
Along with uneven domestic box office, Hollywood studios are keeping an eye on rising infection rates overseas
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Inside the ‘Mulan’ Flameout in China and Why Hollywood Can’t Seem to Bridge the Culture Gap
Films about Chinese history and culture by American studios have fallen flat in China, and Disney remakes are no exception
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What Brad Bird Learned From Steve Jobs on Improving the Moviegoing Experience
TheGrill 2020: “The Incredibles” director joined “Training Day” filmmaker Antoine Fuqua for a discussion on the future of the big screen
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Warner Bros. Distribution Boss Defends ‘Tenet’ Box Office: ‘It’s a 30-Day Opening, Not a 3-Day Opening’
TheGrill 2020: International distribution head Andrew Cripps discusses movie theaters’ COVID-19 crisis
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Seven Bucks Productions Joins Gulf of Mexico Rescue Documentary ‘Four Down’
Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia’s production company joins project based on Nick Schuyler’s best-selling nonfiction book “Not Without Hope”
