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SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from Your Monster. In Melissa Barrera‘s new fairytail-esque musical horror comedy, she plays a beauty who embraces her inner beast. Ahead of Your Monster‘s Friday premiere in theaters, the actress told Deadline she was inspired to take the role in writer/director Caroline Lindy‘s feature debut because the character ultimately
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Hello Insiders, the big international chatter this week came from Cannes, but there’s been plenty of film and TV stories elsewhere. Jesse Whittock here guiding you through. Sign up here. Another MIP In The Cannes VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty Images “A fun run”: Stewart, Jake and Max returned from Cannes yesterday following another invigorating few days
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Alan Sacks, known for co-creating Welcome Back, Kotter and producing several Disney Channel projects, has died. He was 81. The producer’s wife, talent agent Annette van Duren, tells Deadline that Sacks died Tuesday morning in New York City after his mantle cell lymphoma took an “aggressive” turn in recent weeks. “It was treated for him
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EXCLUSIVE: More than 50 years after it was published, House of Bondage remains the definitive pictorial account of South Africa’s brutal and dehumanizing system of apartheid. The volume was the work of a young Black South African photographer, Ernest Cole, who had to smuggle his images out of the country to get them into print.
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The popcorn bucket wars are heating up. After high-profile entries from Alien: Romulus and Deadpool & Wolverine, Gladiator II has entered the arena — or more accurately, entered with the arena. The movie’s official social media accounts today featured a video of “The AR-ena Popcorn Bucket,” which is lap-sized, circular Roman Colosseum perfect for holding
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Much like their onscreen counterparts, Robert Downey Jr. left quite the impression on Tom Holland. The Spider-Man actor recently recalled a gesture by MCU co-star that was “so great and so sweet” during his first day of filming Captain America: Civil War (2016) with Downey Jr. “I’m very grateful to Downey, but… When I did
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James Gorman, the former Morgan Stanley CEO who joined Disney‘s board earlier this year in a signal to investors about the company’s succession process, has been named chairman. He will succeed Mark Parker on January 2, 2025. Parker, executive chairman of Nike, is leaving the board after serving as a director for nine years. Gorman
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Afternoon Insiders, glad to have you back during what’s been a busy old week. Max Goldbart here bringing you the latest. Sign up for the newsletter here. Mamma MIA! A trip to the Barberini: Deadline was in Italy this week, as top players from European and North American film and TV descended on the annual MIA
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EXCLUSIVE: Mel Brooks and a storied group of animation creatives are combining on a short about the creator’s experience overcoming depression, with sales launching at MIPCOM. Brooks and Spencer Grammer (Rick and Morty) will lead the voice cast of Enormous, which is inspired by Stephen Kramer Glickman‘s personal journey battling depression with the help of
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Two very different indies circling a cantor and slasher debut in moderate to wide release along with a handful of limited openings from Close Your Eyes to Paradise Is Burning on this late summer weekend with the fall festival season about to kick off. Sony Pictures Classics launches Jason Schwartzman and Carol Kane-starring Between The
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Two wide entries held previews yesterday with the Zoe Kravitz directed thriller Blink Twice and Lionsgate/Edward R. Pressman presentation’s The Crow respectively filing $820K and $650K in previews. Neither is expected to move the needle this weekend with single digit openings. What’s a bit more shocking is that the Amazon MGM Studios’ $20M Blink Twice
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