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Timothée Chalamet promoted his upcoming film 'Marty Supreme' with an extreme stunt by appearing on top of the Las Vegas Sphere, which was transformed into a giant ping pong ball, as part of a creative marketing campaign ahead of the film's December 25 release.
Lionsgate's political thriller 'Anniversary,' starring Diane Lane, opened in 800 theaters but received minimal attention and poor box office performance, possibly due to its sensitive political content amid a climate of government censorship and media retaliation.
Josh Brolin discusses his role in the film Weapons, his thoughts on modern film marketing and spoilers, his potential involvement in Dune 3, and shares insights on his career and upcoming projects, including a possible Goonies 2 and his writing pursuits.
'Jurassic World Rebirth' achieved a record-breaking global opening of $322.5 million, making it the second-largest debut in the franchise, driven by extensive marketing, a new cast including Scarlett Johansson, and strategic international promotions, indicating strong box office potential and franchise momentum.
Research using facial coding and biometric data shows a shift in young male viewers preferring character-driven stories with strong, independent women over high-octane action, leading to more targeted and successful film marketing strategies.
Michael Latt, a film marketing consultant known for his work on social justice campaigns with prominent figures in the film industry, was shot and killed at his home in Los Angeles. Latt, the founder of Lead With Love, collaborated with filmmakers such as Ryan Coogler and Ava DuVernay on events and initiatives that combined art and activism. The LAPD arrested a suspect, Jameelah Elena Michl, who has been charged with murder and burglary. Latt's family and colleagues mourn his loss and remember his dedication to supporting artists and promoting positive change.
Studio Ghibli and producer Toshio Suzuki announced that there will be no advertisements or trailers for Hayao Miyazaki’s “How Do You Live?” in Japan prior to its July 14 release. The distribution company sought to “do something different” with the rollout of “How Do You Live?” The Studio Ghibli highly anticipated new film is Miyazaki’s first directorial effort since 2013’s “The Wind Rises.” An international release date has not been set, though a fall rollout is expected for the film in the U.S.