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Box Office: Two Ryan Reynolds Misfires in One Weekend?
Fox bows its second DreamWorks Animation title, “Turbo,” on Wednesday, and tracking suggests a sluggish five-day opening in the mid-$30 millions. But “Turbo” won’t even be the weekend’s biggest...
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Netflix to Raise $400 Mil in Additional Debt to Fund Original Content, Euro...
Netflix formally announced it is seeking to offer $400 million aggregate principal amount of 10-year senior notes due 2024 to institutional investors, coin it expects to use for acquiring original...
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Chelsea Handler Talks Netflix Projects, Super Bowl Ads
If you are looking for Chelsea Handler to replicate her E! latenight show when she brings an ongoing series to Netflix, keep on gazing. The comedienne, who was spotted last night doing a Super Bowl...
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‘Beasts’ Abraham Attah: ‘I Felt Like an Ant’ Before Idris Elba
VENICE – “Beasts of No Nation’s” no holds-barred Netflix trailer shows Agu, a child soldier, hacking away at a man’s skull with a machete. So how did newcomer Abraham Attah, who played Agu, feel about...
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‘Stranger Things’: Netflix Unveils First Photos From Season 2
Turn that frown Upside Down — the first photos from the second season of “Stranger Things” have arrived. Netflix’s new pics, released a week after a teaser trailer aired during the Super Bowl for the...
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Film Review: Adam Sandler’s ‘Sandy Wexler’
Depending on whether you love or hate Adam Sandler movies, you can hold old-school talent manager Sandy Wernick at least partly accountable for having encouraged his career. Wernick signed Sandler at...
View ArticleCannes: Juan Pablo Raba, of Netflix’s ‘Narcos,’ to Star in ‘I Love Zombies’...
Colombian thesp Juan Pablo Raba, the star of Netflix hit series “Narcos,” will topline black comedy-horror film co-production “I Love Zombies,” which teams Colombia’s MadLove with Georgia’s Alief and...
View ArticleNetflix Sneak Peeks Scenes from Isabel Coixet’s ‘Elisa & Marcela’
SAN SEBASTIAN — Scenes Isabel Coixet’s romantic, historical drama “Elisa & Marcela” were sneak peeked at the San Sebastian Festival on Tuesday, along with further details,. The feature will be...
View ArticleOriginal Movies Coming to Netflix in November 2018
Christmas is more than a month away, but Netflix is already adding a host of holiday flicks to its November lineup of original movies. Starting Nov. 2, the streaming platform is adding almost ten...
View ArticleDirector Mar Targarona on Netflix Original Film ‘The Photographer of Mauthausen’
BARCELONA— A portrait of Francesc Boix, a Catalan photographer who managed to survive one of the most atrocious Nazi camps, “The Photographer of Mauthausen” will be released in Spain on Oct. 26 by...
View ArticleShowrunner Eric Newman and Star Michael Peña on Making ‘Narcos: Mexico’
“Narcos: Mexico,” the much anticipated fourth season of Netflix’s global hit show kicks off worldwide on the streaming giant by Nov. 16. As it moves away from its three-season Colombian setting, the...
View ArticleTV News Roundup: ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ Sets Part Two Premiere Date
In Today’s TV News Roundup, Netflix announced the premiere dates for part two of the “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina” and season five of “Grace and Frankie.” DATES The fifth season of Netflix’s hit...
View ArticleInside the 2019 Golden Globes After Parties
After the Golden Globes were handed out and plenty of Moet champagne was sipped and Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg said good night to the television viewing audience, the winners, losers, presenters and...
View ArticleTV News Roundup: ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ Renewed for Season 16 at Fox
In today’s TV News Roundup, “So You Think You Can Dance” gets renewed and DeWanda Wise and Jessica Williams enter”The Twilight Zone.” DATES Netflix’s new Ricky Gervais series “After Life” is set to...
View ArticleNetflix’s Ted Sarandos Unveils Mexican Office, Announces More than 50 Projects
In a much-anticipated move, giant streaming service Netflix has confirmed the launch of a Mexico City office this year. Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos was in Mexico City at a Netflix forum...
View ArticleNetflix, France’s Gobelins Announce Two Global Animation Initiatives at Annecy
ANNECY, France — Announced at this year’s Annecy Intl. Animation Film Festival, the Paris-based Gobelins School of Images and Netflix have partnered on a pair of initiatives intended to foster greater...
View ArticleInternational TV Newswire: Soccer Rights, Netflix LatAm Thriller, New Danish...
In this week’s International TV Newswire, Enders Analysis’ report casts shadow over European soccer rights, Netflix primes its Spanish-language star system, landing Manolo Caro for a new thriller,...
View ArticleDiego Osorno on ‘1994,’ Netflix’s Doc Build in Mexico
LOS CABOS — Netflix is proving a boon to documentary creation in Mexico. That boon has not yet yielded a fully-fledged boom. The U.S. streaming giant has just released the first results of its...
View ArticleIntl. TV Newswire: Netflix Argentina Offices, Amazon Fernando Alonso Docuseries
In this week’s International TV Newswire, Variety looks at Netflix’s moves in Argentina and Turkey, a new Amazon Prime Video docuseries featuring Fernando Alonso, Brown Bob’s Atlantic crossing and the...
View ArticleNiecy Nash on ‘Uncorked, ‘Mrs. America’ and Quibi’s ‘Reno 911!’ Reboot
Niecy Nash is self-quarantined in her Los Angeles area home with her family. “I’m doing exactly that they told me to do,” Nash tells Variety. “I’m staying in the house and getting fat.” She lets out a...
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