Daniels Ink Five-Year Deal with Universal After ‘Everything Everywhere’ Success
Directing duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert and their producer Jonathan Wang are now part of an exclusive multi-year deal with Universal.
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‘Fast X’: Director Justin Lin Exited After ‘Major Disagreement’ with Vin Diesel — Report
“This movie is not worth my mental health,” Lin allegedly told the crew of “Fast and Furious 10.”
CinemaCon Makes Miracles: It Just Revived the Mid-Budget Theatrical Release
Studios and exhibitors agree: The film industry can’t live on tentpoles alone.
Jordan Peele Reveals What the Title ‘Nope’ Means and a Few New Details at CinemaCon
The highly anticipated third feature from the director of “Get Out” and “Us” goes deep into movie history.
For Universal Chief Donna Langley, Jordan Peele Could Be Next Spielberg — and the Key to Studio’s Future
SXSW: Universal has no superheroes, but Donna Langley isn’t trying to make Minions the next Marvel.
Universal’s New Theatrical Window: Most Films to Stream on Peacock 45 Days After Theaters
The streaming window begins in 2022 and will be used on films such as “The 355,” “The Black Phone,” and “Downton Abbey: A New Era.”
Universal Boss: Christopher Nolan Is in a ‘Category of One’ When it Comes to Long Theatrical Windows
Don’t expect many other movies to get the 90- to 120-day theatrical exclusive window that Universal is giving Nolan.
Inside Christopher Nolan’s Move to Universal, the Only Studio That Made Sense for His Atom Bomb Movie
How far will Universal bend to give Nolan the theatrical run that he wants? That is the question.
Christopher Nolan Exits Warner Bros. After Nearly Two Decades, New Film Set Up at Universal
Nolan’s follow-up to “Tenet” will reportedly begin production in the first quarter of 2022.
‘Halloween Kills’ Changes Release to Day-and-Date in Theaters and Streaming on Peacock
David Gordon Green’s latest “Halloween” entry will be available everywhere — including free for Peacock subscribers — on October 15.
Does PVOD Hurt the Box Office? For Universal, the Answer Appears to Be Nope
We ran the numbers: No matter when PVOD begins, movies see an average of 84 percent of their box office in the first three weeks.
Say It 5 Times: Nia DaCosta Is the Director of ‘Candyman’ and She’s Made Movie History
The studio emphasized Jordan Peele, but failed to note that it’s the first film directed by a Black woman to reach #1 at the box office.
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