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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‘Resident Evil’ Could Be a Game Changer for Video Game Movies at the Box Office
With a recognized director in Zach Cregger at the helm, Sony is taking a different approach to Capcom’s horror series
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‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Passes ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ for All-Time Domestic Box Office Record
The Marvel blockbuster has reached $936 million in the U.S. and Canada
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Ron Howard’s Anne Hathaway-Adam Driver War Drama ‘Alone at Dawn’ Locks Christmas 2027 Release
Amazon MGM will release the true story film about an Air Force Combat Controller who gave his life to protect his comrades in Afghanistan
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Cynthia Erivo Praises ‘Prima Facie’ Intimacy Coordinator for Helping Her Reach ‘Darkest Places’
TIFF 2026: The Tony winner thanked coordinator Lizzy Talbot for helping her “find a way to come back” from a tough scene
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Irish Actor Lewis Brophy Went From Being Compared to Barry Keoghan to Working With Him in ‘Lemonade’
TIFF 2026: “They grew up in the same area. Literally streets away,” director Kim Bartley noted about the two Dublin actors
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How Jon Voight Convinced Trump to Support a Federal Film Tax Incentive: ‘This Isn’t About a Handout to Hollywood’
The Oscar winner and his partners Steven Paul and Scott Karol say that anecdotes and a new MPA-commissioned study swayed the president
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Federal Film Tax Incentive Would Double Annual US Production Spending by 2035, MPA Study Says
The commissioned report kicks off an all-in lobbying push by Hollywood unions and studios as a bipartisan tax credit bill gets ironed out
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‘All That She Wants’ Gave Its Cast 2 Takes Max to Complete Their Scenes
TIFF 2026: “It wasn’t like a vintage Apatow shoot where we’re gonna shoot for 60 days and do 19 takes of everything,” co-director Andrew Rhymer tells TheWrap
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‘The Stunt Driver’ Star Jay Baruchel Misses Having Ken Carter’s ‘Irrational Bullheadedness’
TIFF 2026: “He could hold his fear and also his determination,” the 44-year-old says of real-world stuntman Ken “The Mad Canadian” Carter
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How the ‘Being Heumann’ Crew Built a Set for Its Disabled Cast on the Fly
TIFF 2026: Dozens of disabled performers star in Siân Heder’s follow-up to “CODA” dramatizing the San Francisco 504 sit-in protests
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‘Musk’ Documentary Moves Release Date Up a Week Amid Rave Reviews and Legal Threats
Alex Gibney’s near-four-hour doc on Elon Musk received a warning letter from its subject’s attorney after it premiered in Venice
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Brie Larson to Star in and EP ‘One Italian Summer’ Adaptation at Paramount
Harry Bradbeer will direct the drama set for release in May 2028
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Darlene Love Finally Gets Her Moment to Shine in New Doc ‘I Know Where I’ve Been’: ‘It’s My Turn’
TIFF 2026: Director Barry Avrich wanted to make a film that showed how the 85-year-old singer can “make the wallpaper roll down off the walls”
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How Alden Ehrenreich Channeled Tom Ripley Opposite Helen Mirren in ‘A Talent for Murder’
TIFF 2026: The “Oppenheimer” star plays a literary agent who gets lost in Patricia Highsmith’s world of murder and intrigue
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Andrew Scott Had to Learn How to Play Hamlet Again to Prepare for ‘Elsinore’
TIFF 2026: The actor, who played the role on the West End, started from scratch to imagine how the AIDS-stricken Ian Charleston inhabited the Shakespearean character















