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Clayface Opens to $43M Global: Why DC’s $40M Bet Works
Clayface opened to $24M domestic and $43M global on a ~$40M budget. That resets how to judge a DC film—and the slate strategy.
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J.A. Bayona Is Frontrunner for Next Jurassic World Sequel
J.A. Bayona is Universal’s frontrunner to direct the next Jurassic World after Gareth Edwards’ exit. Continuity is the strategy behind the $869M…
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George Cheeks to oversee all Skydance TV studios
Warner Bros. TV, CBS Studios and Paramount Television Studios will report to George Cheeks as Skydance shapes its merged TV leadership.
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Skydance Keeps Name, Replaces Warner Film Chiefs, Eyes Barbie 2
Skydance will be the parent name for Paramount, Warner Bros. and HBO as Warner film heads exit and a Barbie sequel gets…
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George Cheeks to lead all three merged TV studios
George Cheeks is expected to run CBS Studios, Warner Bros. Television and Paramount Television Studios after the Oct. 6 Paramount-WBD close.
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Netflix Ends Fincher Deal as Big Auteur Bets Lose Favor
Netflix is winding down top director deals and shifting spend to episodic, live and sports formats as it rethinks what keeps subscribers.
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Free streamer The Network adds Stan and SkyShowtime dramas
Free streamer The Network takes U.S. rights to Thou Shalt Not Steal and The Trio, extending its one-title-at-a-time international slate.
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Hollywood Calls Microdrama Startups as Shortical Nears $100M
Shortical, Mansa and aTwist say traditional Hollywood players are chasing microdramas as revenue scales and legacy pipelines shrink.
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New Line’s Richard Brener expected to join Paramount-Warner
New Line’s longest-running executive is expected to move with the label as the Paramount-Warner Bros merger closes, bringing a dated 2027-28 slate.
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Jennifer Lawrence’s One Month Mark Lands Gene Stupnitsky
Apple’s Jennifer Lawrence comedy One Month Mark lands Gene Stupnitsky in final talks to direct after a 40-plus producer auction.