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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Hollywood Studios Meet With MPA to Set Film Tariffs Plan, Strategize for Potential Trump Talks
The conversation began with what they need the president to know about the current state of play for production, TheWrap has learned
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Sony Pictures Extends Tom Rothman’s Contract as Film Chairman, CEO
The outspoken executive has been at Sony for a decade and will oversee the release of films like “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”
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Hollywood Insiders Say ‘Depression-Era Level’ Production Crisis Makes State Incentives Urgent | Exclusive Video
Producers, labor leaders and lawmakers go inside the process of overhauling the Golden State’s entertainment tax incentive
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SAG-AFTRA Outlines Remaining Sticking Points Over AI in Video Game Contract
Actors’ guild rejects video game companies’ proposal to make buyout offers for digital replicas and wants protections against their use during a strike
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Read the Top Policy Plans in Jon Voight’s Proposal to Trump to ‘Make Hollywood Great Again’
The plan suggests a carrot-and-stick approach, mixing tax incentives, tariffs and co-production treaties to encourage U.S. film production
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AMC Theatres Lost $202 Million in First Quarter Amid Box Office Slump
CEO Adam Aron called the weak start to 2025 “a distorting anomaly that has already corrected itself”
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Studio Execs Say California Needs to Be More Competitive to Bring Production Back to Hollywood
“It’s almost more a California issue, honestly, than a U.S. issue,” Sony Pictures CEO Ravi Ahuja says at the Milken Institute Global Conference
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A Confused and Frustrated Hollywood Ponders if Trump’s Movie Tariffs Are Even Real | Analysis
While some insiders vent about the president’s lack of a plan, others see an opportunity to steer Washington toward a federal production tax incentive
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Hollywood Studios Silent as Trump Promises to Meet on Film Tariffs
“I’m not looking to hurt the industry; I want to help the industry,” the president told reporters
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US Box Office Made More Than $1 Billion in the Last Month as Delayed Boost Finally Arrives | Analysis
U.S. theaters made less than $400 million in March, but “Minecraft,” “Sinners” and “Thunderbolts” have made for a killer rebound
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Alec Baldwin’s ‘Rust’ Makes Just $25,000 From Limited Theatrical Release
The indie western drama where cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died in 2021 was released in 115 theaters this weekend
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‘Thunderbolts’ Kicks Off Summer Box Office With $76 Million Opening
Overall totals for the first weekend of the summer season are nearly double last year with Marvel’s return to May
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‘Thunderbolts’ Kicks Off Summer Box Office With $11.5 Million From Thursday Previews
Marvel’s team of misfit heroes is on its way to an $80 million opening weekend
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Cinemark Hit With $39 Million First Quarter Loss After Box Office Slowdown
Revenue fell 6% from last year to $540.7 million
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‘Thunderbolts’ Probably Won’t Be a Huge Hit, but Could Get Marvel Back on Track
Armed with positive reviews, the latest Marvel movie is projected for a solid $73 million opening weekend
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