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:
-
Sébastien Vaniček to Direct ‘Evil Dead’ Spin-Off, Signs With CAA
The Fantastic Fest award winner will work with “Evil Dead” creator Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures
-
‘Argylle’ Misfires With $18 Million Opening as Box Office Stays in Slump
Matthew Vaughn’s spy film opens to weak reception from both critics and audiences
Available to WrapPRO members
Box Office
Available to WrapPRO members
-
Apple’s ‘Argylle’ Leaves Box Office in Drought With Weak $16.5 Million Opening
Matthew Vaughn film faces negative reviews as Warner Bros.’ “Wonka” hits $200 million domestic
Available to WrapPRO members
Box Office
Available to WrapPRO members
-
‘Argylle’ Slides to $1.7 Million at Thursday Box Office
Apple film from Matthew Vaughn earns half of the $3.4 million earned in previews by “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” in 2017
-
Tim Burton to Remake ‘Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman’ With Gillian Flynn
The “Gone Girl” screenwriter will handle the script on the “Beetlejuice” director’s next film for Warner Bros.
-
‘Argylle’ Won’t Do Much to Break the Current Box Office Slump
The Apple-produced spy film is projected for an opening weekend of just $18 million
Available to WrapPRO members
Box OfficeAvailable to WrapPRO members
-
‘The Mothership’ Producers Agreed to Not Release Halle Berry Film, Netflix Chief Content Officer Says
Bela Bajaria says the sci-fi movie had “lots of production issues”
-
IATSE, Teamsters and Basic Crafts to Jointly Negotiate Health Plan With AMPTP
Set for March, the talks mark the first time the Hollywood unions will negotiate health and pension benefits together since 1988
-
Disney’s First Amendment Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis Dismissed by Judge
“This is an important case with serious implications for the rule of law, and it will not end here,” a studio spokesperson says
-
‘Avatar’ VFX Artists to Unionize With IATSE After 75% Vote in Favor
The vote marks the first group of “vendor-side” VFX artists to join the crew workers’ union
-
U2 Documentary ‘Kiss the Future’ to Screen Exclusively at AMC Theaters
The band’s efforts to spread awareness of the Bosnian War takes center stage in the doc hitting AMC screens on Feb. 23
-
Jordan Peele’s Monkeypaw Launches ‘No Drama’ Horror Film Fellowship
The production company will select six filmmakers to make short movies based on their deepest fears
-
Some Oscar Nominees Got a Box Office Bump, But Not a Big One
Searchlight’s “Poor Things” led the Best Picture contenders still in theaters, earning $3 million this weekend after landing 11 noms
Available to WrapPRO members
Box Office
Available to WrapPRO members
-
Universal and DreamWorks to Adapt Dav Pilkey’s ‘Dog Man’ for January 2025 Release
DreamWorks Animation previously adapted Pilkey’s bestselling “Captain Underpants” for the big screen in 2017
-
Dying Ex-Mobster Who Stole ‘Wizard of Oz’ Ruby Slippers Won’t Get Jail Time
The 76-year-old thief was told that Judy Garland’s famous shoes had real jewels when he stole them from a museum in 2005
