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‘Friendship’ Skyrockets To Top Limited Opening Of 2025 For Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd Comedy — Specialty Box Office
Friendship is out at 6 locations to a stellar debut weekend of $451k, and per theater average of $75.43k. That’s the highest limited opening this year and a boost the indie market’s been waiting for even as the broader box office picks up.
Only Watermelon Pictures’ documentary The Encampments…
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‘Friendship’ Comedy Bromance With Tim Robinson, Paul Rudd Selling Tickets And Hats – Specialty Preview
Limited opening per screen averages remain challenged even as the studio wide release landscape surges, but there's a promising new entrant this week in Friendship, the A24 comedy opening on six screens.
The directorial debut of writer-director…
Hollywood Climate Summit Sets Sixth Annual Edition
The Hollywood Climate Summit's sixth annual edition connecting environmental experts with leaders across media and entertainment is set for June 2-4 at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.
The increasingly popular networking event for…
Sweetened New York Production Incentives A Go As State Budget Passes
The delayed New York State budget has been signed and sealed by Gov. Kathy Hochul with expanded incentives for film and television production. The news comes at the close of a frenetic week following Donald Trump's bombshell proposal Sunday for tariffs on content produced outside the…
Paramount Using Taylor Sheridan, 101 Studios Relationship As Model For Success Says Co-CEO
Paramount Global co-CEO Chris McCarthy said while the company will continue to invest in 101 Studios though its Taylor Sheridan-created productions, it isn't looking to acquire what he calls a “preferred partner.” Par has also started using models it developed around Sheridan to grow other talent and…
Paramount Still Sees Skydance Deal Closing First Half Despite Noise; Streaming & Sports Buoy Q1
Paramount Global said it expects the merger with Skydance Media to close in the first half of 2025 despite chatter around the deal, which requires a greenlight from the FCC.
"Completion of the Skydance transactions is subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. The…
CEO David Zaslav Says Warner Bros. Discovery Can Move Quickly If It Wants To Restructure
WBD chief executive David Zaslav said an internal reorganization into two operating divisions, Global Linear Networks and Studios & Streaming, means "we can move quickly if we decide to change and make a determination on restructuring."
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Max Will Get “More Assertive” Around Password Sharing This Year, Says WBD Streaming Chief
WBD's streaming boss JB Perrette said messaging around the Max password-sharing initiative will start getting "firmer and more visible to subscribers over the months to come."
So far a password crackdown is limited to the U.S. retail subscriber base and the messaging is still "very soft," he…
Relativity Media Plots Return, Aims To Jumpstart Growth With Content Partners Investment
Content Partners Capital, the newly launched private capital division of Content Partners, and Relativity Media have closed a strategic growth financing, a move they say marks a major step in CPC's mission to offer "bespoke capital solutions to entertainment and media businesses" while supporting the…
Warner Bros. Discovery Grows Streaming Subs, Profit In Q1, Studio Revenue Takes A Hit
Warner Bros. Discovery had a mixed first quarter with beats on streaming subs and profit and an anticipated drop in revenue at the film studio, which has since turned around dramatically in Q2.
Global linear advertising sales dipped 11% with ongoing domestic audience declines offset in part…
AMC Entertainment CEO Calls Q1 Box Office “A Distorting Reality That Has Already Corrected Itself” As Revenue Dips, Losses Widen
AMC Entertainment saw revenue slip and net losses widen last quarter on the now well-known story of an oddly soft three months for moviegoing. But CEO Adam Aron insisted that "Anyone trying to draw any conclusions about the success or appeal of movie theatres from the results of the first quarter of…
Disney CFO Says Company Happy To Work With Donald Trump “On Things That Would Make Sense” For Industry
Disney CFO Hugh Johnston said Wednesday he thinks "it's a little bit early to try to do the math on 100% tariffs or anything like that," after President Trump proposed a tax on movies made overseas.
"What I was actually most encouraged by was the President talked about the fact that he wants to…
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