AMC Offers New Debt Agreement in Hopes of Surviving Coronavirus Shutdowns
Cinema chain said new agreement will be “highly beneficial” as it tries to free up liquidity to stave off bankruptcy and survive the pandemic
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Would You Pay $50 to Stream a New Movie? Over Half of Millennials and Gen Z’ers Say Yes
The study, based on more than 2,000 American respondents in June, shows people over the age of 35 feel much different
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Why Movie Theater Chains Are Unlikely to Reopen Anytime Soon
“We need to get more creative because you’re not going to open up theaters for any level of regular operations anytime soon,” box office analyst and founder of TheNumbers Bruce Nash says
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Tom Gores’ Platinum Equity Acquires Distribution Business From Deluxe Entertainment
Investor recently took ownership of brother Sam Gores’ Paradigm talent agency
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Oscar-Winning Producer Michael Sugar on How to Elevate Storytelling During Social Change
“Making a living is not as important as making a life… Putting people in harm’s way is not worth the money to me,” Sugar says
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Why ‘American Son’ Director Kenny Leon Is ‘Radically Optimistic’ Amid Unrest Over Racial Injustice (Video)
TheWrap Emmy magazine: “This is our moment to really make some progress. It appears that the world is listening in a different way, so I’m hopeful of that,” Leon says
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Will Smith, Warner Bros. Face Lawsuit Over Breach of Contract With ‘King Richard’ Film
Smith is set to star as Richard Williams, the father of tennis greats Venus and Serena Williams
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10 of the Best Black Father (Figures) in Film to Spend Father’s Day With
From “Boyz n the Hood” to “Moonlight,” here are some of the best representations of black fatherhood and father figures in film
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Inside Studios’ Scramble to Set Movie Release Dates Mid-Pandemic: ‘There Are No Rules’
“Every day is just us reacting,” one studio marketing head says
