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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Universal, Lego to Team Up on Trio of Films From Jake Kasdan, Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish
The Lego Group will co-produce the set of untitled live-action movies based around the popular toys
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John Oliver, Seth Meyers Among 1,250 WGA Members Calling for PBS to Reach Deal With Writers
The guild is pushing for full union protection for animation writers and streaming residuals, among other key issues
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Animation Guild Extends Contract Expiration to December as Talks Continue
IATSE Local 839 will return to the negotiating table with the AMPTP on Nov. 18
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Former NATO Heads Launch Database to Connect Indie Filmmakers With Movie Theaters
John Fithian’s consulting firm will launch the Alpha version of its new service Attend with Vista Group in early 2025
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Imax Revenue Down 12% From ‘Oppenheimer’ Boom, But Improves From Q2 to $91.5 Million
“Deadpool & Wolverine” and “Alien: Romulus” helped the premium format company stabilize after a rough start to summer box office
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Paramount Sets Channing Tatum & Kirsten Dunst’s ‘Roofman’ for October 2025 Release
Derek Cianfrance is writer-director on this film about a former Army Ranger who turns to a life of robbing McDonald’s
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Newsom’s Plan to Double California Production Incentives Faces Sacramento Skeptics and Ticking Clock for Hollywood
State Sen. Anthony Portatino and Asm. Rick Zbur will have the job of ushering the $750 million package through six months of budget talks
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SAG-AFTRA Reaches Deal on AI Protections With Digital Replica Company Ethovox
The company, owned and run by voice actors, will guarantee consent and compensation for union members with whom it works
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Gov. Newsom Calls for Huge Increase of California’s Film Tax Credit Program to $750 Million: ‘We Need to Be Big and Bold’
“This is about investing and recognizing that the world we invented is now competing against us,” Newsom said.
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‘Venom 3’ Leans on Overseas Box Office After Franchise-Low $51 Million Domestic Opening
“The Last Dance” is opening to lukewarm reception and turnout in the U.S. but has still made $175 million worldwide
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‘Venom 3’ Slithers Towards $52 Million Box Office Opening
Sony’s $120 million Marvel sequel will need overseas help to make a sizable theatrical profit
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‘Venom: The Last Dance’ Off to $8.5 Million Start at Thursday Box Office
Sony’s trilogy capper is projected for a $65 million opening weekend
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Animation Guild Starts ‘March on the Boss’ Rallies as Contract Talks Continue
Animation workers at Netflix delivered a petition with 2,000 signatures calling for a fair deal
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WWE Fans Shocked by Skyrocketing WrestleMania 41 Ticket Prices: ‘How Do You Get Away With This?’
Want to see John Cena’s last Wrestlemania match? It will cost you well north of $1,000 for a single nosebleed ticket
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Emma Stone and Dave McCary’s Fruit Tree Signs First-Look Deal With Universal
The Oscar-winning actress’ company has produced “Poor Things” and the upcoming “A Real Pain”
