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Disney’s Dana Walden Says Hollywood Layoffs Will Keep Coming Amid Tech Takeover: ‘We Must Survive’ (opens the original)
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Since a wave of job cuts hit Disney’s streaming division in 2022, more than 10,000 employees have been laid off at the company, including another 300 in HR and tech divisions this past week. Disney Entertainment President and CCO Dana Walden said the cuts are needed for the “evolution” of the entertainment business, which has shed tens of thousands of jobs throughout the industry over the past several years. “It is extremely painful. We’ve exited colleagues who I’ve worked with for most of my ca
Movie Theaters Invested $2.7 Billion in Refurbishments Over Past 2 Years, Cinema United Report Says (opens the original)
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The movie theater trade organization Cinema United has released its annual report on exhibition’s efforts to update thousands of cinemas, reporting that the North American theater industry’s spending on refurbishments has reached $2.7 billion over the past two years. The top 8 theater chains have spent $1.8 billion of that capital expenditure in North America, and $1.2 billion has come over the past 12 months with $840 million of that from the top 8 chains. These refurbishments have ranged from
Lionsgate Chief on 'Michael' Success and Ignoring Critics 'Shouting at You That You're Making a Horrible Mistake' (opens the original)
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It’s been a great 12 months for Lionsgate. “The Hunger Games” franchise has been successfully revived and the studio has a new hitmaker partner in “The Housemaid” author Freida McFadden. And to cap it all off, the studio released “Michael,” which now stands as the highest grossing biopic of all time and the first to cross $1 billion worldwide. For motion picture group chair Adam Fogelson, that success came after a turbulent shooting process that included extensive reshoots to remove scenes invol
Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Is In a Box Office Pickle as Warner Bros.' Final Release as a Standalone Studio (opens the original)
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With Paramount taking ownership of Warner Bros. Discovery next week, WB’s final film in its 103-year history as a standalone studio will be “Digger,” a satire from five-time Oscar-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu starring Tom Cruise as a decrepit Texas oil tycoon who must save the world from the climate apocalypse he started. But as it approaches release this Friday, its opening weekend outlook might be best described with a line from the film rumbled by John Goodman, who plays the loudmou
Jennifer Lawrence to Star in Zach Cregger's Sci-Fi Thriller 'The Flood' (opens the original)
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Fresh off the success of “Resident Evil,” Zach Cregger has landed his next lead star. Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence will headline his next movie, “The Flood,” an original sci-fi thriller that will be produced by New Line Cinema and released by Warner Bros. on August 11, 2028. Plot details are being kept secret for the film, which Amblin Entertainment is producing alongside Roy Lee and Miri Yoon of Vertigo Entertainment. “The Flood” will reunite Cregger with New Line, which released his 2025 hit
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