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Amazon In Talks To Pick Up ‘Masters of the Universe’ Live-Action Movie

During the ongoing WGA and SAG strikes, Netflix announced it would not proceed with the planned Masters of the Universe live-action movie. Before killing the project, the studio had already spent considerable resources on pre-production costs. Kyle Allen was attached as the lead from directors The Nees Brothers (The Lost City). Now, Amazon MGM has... Read More...
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SAG-AFTRA Reach Tentative Agreement To Kickstart Hollywood Productions

Today, the negotiation committee for SAG-AFTRA reached a tentative agreement with every major Hollywood studio through AMPTP. The strike is officially over after 118 days that effectively shut down all major Hollywood productions. The ongoing actor's strike was similar to the WGA writer's strike earlier this summer. The actors' main concerns were the studio's residuals/bonus... Read More...
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WGA Reach Tentative Agreement With Every Major Hollywood Studio

Today, WGA and the AMPTP released a joint statement that the Writers Guild has reached a tentative deal with every major studio to end the ongoing writers' strike effectively. The almost 11,000 members must still ratify the agreement, but the WGA leadership has already accepted their terms have been met after 146 days on strike.... Read More...
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Amazon’s ‘Jack Ryan’ Season 4 Teases Jack’s Future Presidency in ‘Rainbow Six’?

Today, Amazon Prime debuted the final season of Jack Ryan. The political thriller has starred John Krasinski in the title role as the CIA analyst over the past four seasons. The character was made famous in several Tom Clancy novels and numerous films. During one of the opening scenes, Ryan is briefing the President on... Read More...
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WGA Goes On Strike Halting Production For Many Film & Television Projects

Today, the Writers Guild of America and 11,500 screenwriting members have officially gone on strike. Film and TV writers from across the country will begin picketing at every major studio company like Disney and Warner Brothers, including newcoming streamers like Netflix, Amazon, and Apple. Pre-production and script rewrites will cease immediately on all productions that... Read More...