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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Disney, Warner Bros. Execs Talk Facing Box Office Competition in Asia: ‘Trust Your Local Teams’
TheGrill 2025: Andrew Cripps and Jeff Goldstein discuss how Hollywood is “struggling to break through” in overseas markets where “Ne Zha 2” makes $2 billion
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Beyond the Tilly Norwood Hype, Studio Execs Explain How AI Is Actually Being Used
TheGrill 2025: Execs reject the idea of a synthetic actor and say AI’s arrival in Hollywood is happening in quieter ways
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Japanese Oscar Contender ‘Kokuho’ Gets Limited U.S. Release
The Kabuki drama will get one-week runs in Los Angeles and New York with a nationwide release to come
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‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ Passes ‘Superman’ at Global Box Office
The anime blockbuster is the first non-English/Mandarin film to pass $600 million in global grosses
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Don’t Expect Taylor Swift’s Album Release Party to Be An ‘Eras Tour’-Level Hit for the Box Office
While a welcome replacement for “Michael,” Swift’s “Release Party of a Showgirl” is expected to make a third of her 2023 concert film
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Matthew Lillard Would Love to Reunite With James Gunn on DC Film: ‘Tell Him I’m Available’
The “Scream” star worked with Gunn more than 20 years ago on “Scooby-Doo”
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FilmLA President Paul Audley to Retire at End of Year
CFO/COO Denise Gutches will be the new CEO at the Los Angeles film office as it addresses calls for permitting reform
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James Mangold Signs Overall Deal With Paramount
The “A Complete Unknown” director is set to release his next film, “High Side,” with the studio
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‘The Simpsons’ Predicted When Its Own Movie Sequel Would Come Out
Disney has set its follow-up to the original 2007 film for July 2027, just as one of Bart’s infamous chalkboard gags foretold
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Hollywood Dems Push for Federal Film Tax Credit After Trump Once Again Floats Foreign Movie Tariffs
Sen. Adam Schiff and Rep. Laura Friedman warn that 100% tariffs could raise costs for consumers
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Disney Sets ‘The Simpsons’ Movie Follow-Up for 2027
The studio announces that a new film about the long-running animated TV series will release in July 2027
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‘Superman’ Scores 13 Million Global Viewers in First 10 Days on HBO Max
The DC Studios movie tallied up the largest 10-day audience since “Barbie” in December 2023
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Ryder Cup Emcee Steps Down After Leading American Fans in ‘F–k You’ Chant at Rory McIlroy
Heather McMahan apologized for the chant as McIlroy’s Team Europe defeated Team USA at the biennial golf tournament
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‘One Battle After Another’ Begins Its Titanic Box Office Challenge With $22.4 Million Opening
Warner Bros. looks to draw a wider audience for Paul Thomas Anderson’s acclaimed action film in the months ahead
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‘One Battle After Another’ Opens to Muted $21 Million Box Office Launch Amidst Critical Acclaim
Any road to profitability for Paul Thomas Anderson’s first wide release will be a long one
