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.
Experience:
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NY Public Radio Vows ‘to Do More’ After John Hockenberry Is Accused of Sexual Harassment
Former public radio host was accused of inappropriate behavior by a guest and several NYPR employees
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‘Coco’ Stays No. 1 as Box Office Takes a Holiday Breather
There will be no wide releases in December until “Star Wars” arrives
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‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Pushes Disney to Top of Global Box Office With $5 Billion
Mouse House edges past Universal on the global charts, with “Star Wars” still to come
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‘All the Money in the World’ Trailer Lands With Christopher Plummer in for Kevin Spacey (Video)
Plummer was recast in the role of the famed billionaire industrialist in Ridley Scott’s biopic
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‘Mulan’ Fans Thank Disney for Not Whitewashing Live-Action Movie by Casting of Chinese Star
Other films like “Ghost In The Shell” have received criticism for casting white actors for Asian roles
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Here’s a ‘Coco’ Easter Egg You Probably Missed (Photos)
It hints at Pixar film’s big twist. Did you spot it?
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Ken Shapiro, Director of Chevy Chase Debut Film ‘The Groove Tube,’ Dies at 76
Former actor also directed Chase in 1981 comedy “Modern Problems”
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WME Agent Adam Venit Demoted After Groping Accusation but Back on Job
Actor Terry Crews, who had accused Venit of groping him at 2016 party, blasts decision: “Someone got a pass”
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Eddie Redmayne, Felicity Jones Together Again for Amazon’s ‘The Aeronauts’
Actor and actress reunite three years after “The Theory of Everything”
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4 Reasons Why ‘Coco’ Became Another Pixar Hit
Pixar movies tend to do well at the box office, but the success of “Coco” also follows other trends
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‘Call Me by Your Name,’ ‘Darkest Hour’ Keep Indie Box Office Roaring
Armie Hammer coming-of-age drama has posted the box office’s best per screen average since “La La Land”
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That Time James Cameron Almost Hit Harvey Weinstein With His Oscar for ‘Titanic’
Cameron did not appreciate Weinstein’s treatment of another director at Miramax
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NY Times Expresses ‘Regret’ for Profile of Neo-Nazi: ‘The Point Was Not to Normalize Anything’
Feature on Ohio white nationalist has drawn widespread criticism
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Quentin Tarantino Explains Why He Still Doesn’t Have a Netflix Account (Video)
Turns out he really, really misses video stores
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‘Coco’ Conquers Thanksgiving Box Office With $71 Million
Pixar posts a strong opening, while “Justice League” becomes first DC Extended Universe film with 10-day total under $200 million
