Warner Bros. TV Wants to Hire Acting Students Affected by Shutdowns
Acting students missing out on their final year of school can submit their interest to the Warner Bros. Television casting department.
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Danny Boyle to Direct Michael B. Jordan-Led ‘Methuselah’ — Report
Danny Boyle and Simon Beaufoy are reuniting for “Methuselah,” which Warner Bros. aims to spin into a major film franchise.
‘Scoob!’ an Instant #1 on Premium VOD Charts; ‘Capone’ #2 on iTunes
Scooby-Doo is faster than “Trolls: World Tour” and “Sonic the Hedgehog” in its rise to the top VOD spot.
Waiting for ‘Tenet’: As July 17 Looms, Hollywood Prays That Summer Can Be Saved
Every studio is waiting for Warners to blink. So far, they’re holding firm. And so is Christopher Nolan.
Stephen King’s ‘Revival’ Set for Film Adaptation from Mike Flanagan, Warner Bros.
“Revival” is the latest in a lengthy string of Stephen King novels to get the big screen treatment.
Christopher Nolan Is Working Harder Than Anyone to Get Theaters Opened, Says IMAX CEO
IMAX is relying on remote workplace tools to continue gearing up for the July theatrical release of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet.”
Christopher Nolan Will Have ‘Tenet’ Ready to Open July 17 — Unless Theaters Are Closed
Warners is eager to get Nolan’s tentpole into global theaters, even if they’re half-full, at the height of summer when demand could be high.
‘Dune’: Eleven Things to Know About the 2020 Film and TV Series
IndieWire has rounded up all the details about upcoming “Dune” adaptations on screens both big and small.
The ‘Tom & Jerry’ Feature Team Proves Filmmakers Can Get Creative in Global Lockdown
Animation is having an easier time mobilizing remotely than live-action, to the benefit of Warner Bros.’ “Tom & Jerry” hybrid.
Brad Pitt’s Plan B Strikes First-Look Deal With Warner Bros. That Could Include HBO Max
Plan B is known for its theatrical releases, but in recent years it has come to embrace streaming with films and TV produced for Netflix and Amazon.
Warner Bros. Confirms ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Will Go to Theaters, Not Streaming
Despite reports to the contrary, Warner Bros. confirmed to IndieWire that Patty Jenkins’ DC tentpole will get a proper theatrical bow.
‘Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey’: Here’s What Went Wrong, and What Went Right
The entertaining e-ride created by Margot Robbie and a team of women scored upbeat reviews and previews before it stumbled in theaters.
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