‘A Quiet Place 2’ Release Date Delayed Over Coronavirus — Read John Krasinski’s Message
The writer-director wants the world to be able to experience his horror sequel together, and the coronavirus makes that impossible.
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Quentin Tarantino Hints at ‘Star Trek’ Exit: ‘I Don’t Think I’m Going to Direct It’
The project isn’t necessarily dead, but Tarantino seems to have moved on from wanting to direct it.
‘Sonic’ Redesign Cost Paramount Nowhere Near the $35 Million That’s Been Rumored
A source close to production tells IndieWire the redesign is more in the $5 million range or less.
As Wildfires Burn, Paramount Preempts ‘Playing With Fire’ PR Disaster With Charitable Outreach
Wildfire season is a risky time to debut a comedy about kids who get separated from their parents during a wildfire.
Driven by Tarantino and Spider-Man, Sony Earnings Prove Originals Shouldn’t Be Shut Out
“Once Upon A Time In Hollywood” is a theatrical hit, but studio chiefs suggest that an original film is more likely to debut on streaming platforms.
Martin Scorsese Returning to Paramount for DiCaprio Reunion ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’
Scorsese is heading back to a theatrical distributor after making his last two movies with streaming giant Netflix.
‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Trailer: He’s Furry, Muscular, and Ready to Take Down Jim Carrey
Ben Schwartz voices Sega’s famous blue hedgehog in this upcoming animated/live action hybrid adventure.
‘Gemini Man’ First Trailer: Will Smith Must Kill Will Smith in Ang Lee’s Sci-Fi Thriller
Ang Lee returns with a Will Smith action vehicle shot at 120 frames per second.
CinemaCon: Paramount Takes No Chances, Except for Ang Lee’s ‘Gemini Man’
James Cameron’s follow-up to “Terminator 2” looks strong, with Tim Miller steering the return of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton.
‘Clueless’ Is Getting the Remake Treatment
“Girls Trip” and “GLOW” writers are bringing it to life.
Roman Polanski’s Name Left Out of Paramount’s Marketing for ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ 50th Anniversary
Polanski’s rape trial has resurfaced throughout the last year in the wake of the #MeToo anti-harassment movement.
$100 Million Lawsuit Accuses Late Paramount CEO Brad Grey of Rape, MTV’s Brian Graden of Aggravated Sexual Abuse
Rovier Carrington’s full lawsuit, which is linked below, claims the Viacom executives engaged in a series of sexual abuses over the course of seven years.
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Disney to Furlough Some Employees Starting April 19
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Mariska Hargitay to SVU Spinoff Star Christopher Meloni: 'Welcome Home'
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Bachelor Colton Underwood reveals what led to his super short split from Cassie Randolph
