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Álvaro Rodriguez, Michael Mayer to adapt 'Tu, Mio'
Machete writer Rodriguez and writer-director Mayer have signed on to adapt Erri De Luca’s Italian bestseller.
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Hollywood broadens focus in war on anti-gay laws
UPDATE: As Georgia remained front of mind in Hollywood on Thursday and the Weinsteins threatened to find another state in which to shoot Lee Daniels’ upcoming Richard Pryor film in opposition to an anti-gay bill, the focus has broadened to include North Carolina.
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'Batman V Superman' hits $93m worldwide
UPDATE: Warner Bros’ DC Entertainment tentpole has raced to at least $65.2m from its first three international days and took $27.7m from Thursday night screenings in North America for an early $92.9m worldwide.
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US briefs: Starz sets 'The Dresser' premiere date
Plus: Tribeca unveils Sloan screenwriting winner; and more…
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Garry Shandling dead at 66
The absurdist comedian has died from unknown causes after paramedics in Los Angeles responded to a medical emergency and took him to hospital where he died.
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Saban Films acquires '31'
The distributor has picked up North American rights to Rob Zombie’s horror film that premiered recently in Sundance.
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'What’s the Point?' to shoot in April
Lake Bell is preparing to commence principal photography in Los Angeles on her directorial follow-up to award-winning Sundance 2013 selection In A World…
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'Land And Shade', 'From Afar' to screen at IFF Panama 2016
Lorenzo Vigas’ Venice Golden Lion winner From Afar and César Augusto Acevedo’s Cannes Critics Week France 4 Visionary Award winner Land And Shade will screen at the International Film Festival of Panama.
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Hollywood weighs in on anti-gay bill
Disney and its wholly-owned Marvel Studios have spoken out against a religious liberty bill in the state of Georgia.
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'The Bomb' to premiere at Tribeca
The multimedia installation by Smriti Keshari and Eric Schlosser is among additions to Tribeca Film Festival’s (TFF) experiential line-up announced by organisers on Wednesday.
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SAG-AFTRA head Ken Howard dead at 71
The former star of TV whose acting career highlights included Tony and Primetime Emmy wins, has died in his home near Los Angeles.
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'Zootopia' hits $600m worldwide
Disney’s family hit added $9.4m at the global box office on Monday to cross the milestone.
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US Briefs: 'Love & Friendship' to open San Francisco Int'l Film Festival
Plus: Warner Bros dates Annabelle 2, Untitled event movie; FilmRise acquires The Bad Kids
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Screening Room proposal sparks global piracy fears
EXCLUSIVE: The impact of Sean Parker’s proposed first-run service would drastically increase the threat of global piracy and accelerate the decline of distribution windows everywhere, according to experts.
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JJ Abrams, Andrea Arnold in Tribeca Talks series
Top brass at the 15th Tribeca Film Festival have unveiled the participants in the on-stage conversation series.
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'Jungle' cast takes shape for Arclight Films
Thomas Kretschmann, Alex Russell, Joel Jackson, and Yasmin Kassim will join Daniel Radcliffe on the thriller.
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North American briefs: Susan Sarandon in CinemaCon honour
Plus: Gravitas Ventures acquires My Father’s Vietnam; and more…
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Netflix sets release date for 'The Do-Over'
Adam Sandler’s second feature in the actor’s exclusive deal will premiere on the streaming service worldwide on May 27.
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'Zootopia' retains control in North America on $37.2m
MARCH 21 UPDATE: Disney’s latest animation smash crossed $200m in North America thanks to a confirmed $37.2m number one hold.
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'Zootopia' in $106m global weekend
MARCH 21 UPDATE: The family hit added $68.4m from 49 territories in its sixth weekend for $392.3m and stands at $593.5m worldwide.