Cynthia Erivo Signs First-Look Film Deal With Universal
The actress star is "that girl" for the studio as it readies to open its buzzy feature adaptation of the 'Wicked' musical.
Post-‘Wicked,’ Cynthia Erivo’s Production Company Signs First-Look Film Deal with Universal Pictures
Post-'Wicked,' Cynthia Erivo's production company Edith's daughter has signed a first-look film deal with Universal Pictures.
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Netflix made a deal to boost its live-action movie slate in 2027
On Tuesday, Netflix announced that it reached an agreement to bring live-action films from Universal Pictures and Focus Features to the streaming service starting in 2027. As part of the new deal ...
The Journalist Who Became One of Universal’s Top Monster Actors
Hatton became reclusive, turning to a career as a journalist with the Tampa Tribune "in an effort to overcome his tendency to ...
Live-Action Lego Movies in the Works From Jake Kasdan, Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish for Universal
The Lego Group is developing three live-action movies at Universal, directed by Jake Kasdan, Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish.
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Netflix’s deal with Universal will add more live-action films
Netflix will bring even more Universal films to its lineup thanks to a new deal that will send the studio’s live-action movies to the streamer starting in 2027. Under the agreement, Universal ...
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Netflix, Universal Renew Licensing Deal for Animated Titles, Add Live-Action Films
“Illumination and DWA animated films have always been incredibly popular on Netflix, and we are looking forward to adding Universal Pictures and Focus Features live-action films in the years to com ...
Sweden’s International Oscars Submission ‘The Last Journey’ Acquired by Universal Pictures Content Group (EXCLUSIVE)
Universal Pictures Content Group has acquired the global rights to Sweden's international Oscars submission ‘The Last Journey.’ ...
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What Are the Differences Between the Frankenstein Films and Mary Shelley’s Novel?
That popular conception of Frankenstein’s monster comes less from Mary Shelley’s original 1818 novel, and more from the iconic films produced by Universal Pictures. The monster in the films ...