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FROM PINK'S BIG OPENER TO ALI LOUIS BOURZGUI'S PASSIONATE SPEECH, BROADWAY'S BIGGEST NIGHT DELIVERED |
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'Cop Land' Lands At Par+ - Paramount+‘s Land slate is growing. In a competitive situation, the streamer has nabbed for development Cop Land, James Mangold‘s series take on his 1997 Miramax movie. >>>Multiple Bids
'Scary Movie' Masters 'Universe' - Scary Movie hit a franchise best opening at $105.5M around the globe this weekend. Global cume on the $170M Amazon Studios feature production of Masters of the Universe was not good at $54.3M WW. >>>Full Analysis
Can 'Power Ballad' Strike A Chord? - John Carney's Power Ballad went from limited to wide release as Lionsgate opened it on 1,200 screens and hopes stellar reviews and strong word of mouth will prevail. In the heat of summer movie season, is there room for Power Ballad to slowly build word of mouth and a respectable audience without jump scares or a YouTuber behind the camera? >>>Interviews
Gotta See 'The Odyssey' - The first day advance PLF ticket sales for Universal’s upcoming Christopher Nolan epic, The Odyssey, were the highest for a major studio movie in the last four years for AMC. >>>Comps
Mamet's Next Pic - Archstone Entertainment has acquired worldwide sales rights to Russian Poland, a new feature film written and set to be directed by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and two-time Academy Award-nominated filmmaker David Mamet. >>>Spring '27 Production Start
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After five seasons and many bloody battles, good finally prevailed over evil in The Boys series finale.
The Prime Video series cast and creator Eric Kripke recently stopped by the Deadline Studio at Prime Experience, where Hughie actor Jack Quaid opened up about the character’s big showdown with Butcher (Karl Urban) in the finale episode “Blood and Bone.”
They were joined in the conversation by good guys (aka “The Boys”) Erin Moriarty, Karen Fukuhara, Tomer Capone, Laz Alonso and Jessie T. Usher, discussing the “traumatic and tearful” final two episodes. In a separate chat, Deadline also spoke with the baddies (aka “The Seven”) Jensen Ackles, Susan Heyward, Chace Crawford, Colby Minifie, Valorie Curry, Daveed Diggs and Nathan Mitchell. >>>Watch
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Lauren Graham, Patti LuPone and Dan Bucatinsky (The Comeback) are set to star opposite Nick Borenstein in August, a comedy marking Borenstein’s feature directorial, screenwriting, and acting debut. Currently in production in New York City, the film follows a young, gay New Yorker (Borenstein) who, after the sudden death of his beloved therapist (Graham), spirals into an obsessive investigation as he becomes convinced her death was not accidental.
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U.S. indie Rising Swan Entertainment is gearing up to shoot female-led action thriller Iris, created by and starring Dani Swan (The Matrix Resurrections), in Spain and Japan.
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MORE NEWS
🗳️ In a true Hollywood reversal of fortune that could end up in a recount or in court, Nithya Raman has taken the number #2 spot over Spencer Pratt in L.A.'s mayoral race.
🗣️ Donald Trump cut short an interview with Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker. In a pitched back-and-forth, she challenged him for evidence after he claimed that the 2020 election was rigged and that there are vote-counting irregularities now occurring in California.
🕹️ Paramount is reconstituting its video game operation, launching a new game studio and setting a leadership team for the division.
🏆 Maggie Gyllenhaal and Jesse Eisenberg will receive Karlovy Vary’s honorary President’s Award during this year’s festival, which runs from July 3 to July 11
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ON THE RADAR
Mon - Apple WWDC; Game 3 of NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden
Thu - World Cup kicks off
Fri - U.S. opens World Cup play vs. Paraguay
Sun - UFC White House fight
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Golden Oldie - John Lithgow accepts the Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play award for Giant at the Tony Awards. He became the oldest winner in the category, 53 years after his first Tony win.
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