Oliver Berben didn’t just have idle dreams as a youngster about becoming an astronaut one day. He was actually working on a career in space by studying aerospace and space technology at a Berlin university well into his 20s. But after stumbling into the movie
Arclight Films has boarded Paul Schrader’s “Oh, Canada” starring Jacob Elordi and Richard Gere, and will launch sales at the upcoming European Film Market. Along with Elordi and Gere, who worked with Schrader on his cult movie “American Gigolo” more than 40 years ago, the
Christopher Nolan delighted cinephiles a few years ago when he revealed that he’s a big fan of the “Fast & Furious” franchise. The director said on the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast at the time that he’s “got a very soft spot” for “Tokyo Drift” and
Paramount Pictures has renewed its first-look development deal with Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort Productions. Under the three-year term, the pact will extend through December 2026. The agreement between the studio and the production company covers motion picture development for all of Maximum Effort’s projects, at all budget levels. Under the deal,
“Limitless With Chris Hemsworth” has been renewed for a second season at National Geographic. The news came during the network’s presentation at the Winter 2022 Television Critics Association Press Tour, during which “A Real Bug’s Life” was also renewed while greenlights were announced for a
Ubisoft narrowed the release date window for two major titles Thursday, announcing in its third-quarter fiscal 2024 earnings Thursday that “Star Wars Outlaws” will before the end of the year and that “Assassin’s Creed Codename Red” will launch by March 2025. “Moving forward, we’re gearing
TelevisaUnivision is running more than 90 hours of new programming leading up to its airing Sunday of a Spanish-language telecast of Super Bowl LVIII. Executives hope the NFL may give the company a few more. The Spanish-language media giant, created via an early 2022 merger
Amid widespread backlash, Berlin Film Festival has decided to disinvite politicians from AfD, a German right-wing extremist party, from the opening night ceremony on Feb 15. In its statement, the Berlin Film Festival acknowledged the controversy caused by its invitation of elected officials from the