Inside 'Black Widow' Legal Battle; Best Actor Race Heats Up; Gerard Butler Sues for 'Olympus' Profits

View on web New reader? Subscribe Today in Film July 30, 2021 'Black Widow' Legal Battle: Inside the Fallout After Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Scarlett Johansson's lawsuit against Disney is an epic legal battle over the structure of the film industry. By Brent Lang and Gene Maddaus • Read More From Trump Supporters to Pig Pals, Unconventional Lead Roles Enter the Best Actor Race Nicolas Cage ("Pig"), Matt Damon ("Stillwater") and Winston Duke ("Nine Days") deliver excellent performances, but will the Academy notice? Read More Gerard Butler Sues for $10 Million in Profits From 'Olympus Has Fallen' Gerard Butler sued Nu Image/Millennium Films, claiming he is owed at least $10 million on profits from the 2013 film 'Olympus Has Fallen.' Read More Lionsgate's Bill Cosby Documentary Is Dead (EXCLUSIVE) A Lionsgate documentary about Bill Cosby that's been in the works for years is not moving forward. Read More Tom Hanks Joins Cast of Wes Anderson's Next Film Tom Hanks joins Tilda Swinton and Bill Murray in Wes Anderson's upcoming film. Read More Rob Reiner Recalls Mark Knopfler's 'Princess Bride' Score, as L.A. Phil Preps First True Orchestral Version At the Hollywood Bowl, the LA Phil will play the first orchestral version of Mark Knopfler's score. Rob Reiner recalls hiring Mark Knopfler. Read More Benedict Wong on the Isolation of 'Nine Days,' Not Having an Agent and Landing 'Doctor Strange' Now starring in "Nine Days," Benedict Wong discusses not having an agent and how he landed the role of Wong in "Doctor Strange." Read More Matt Damon Reveals Why He Cried at the 'Stillwater' Premiere Matt Damon explains why he was so emotional during the Cannes premiere of his new drama 'Stillwater.' Read More Are Self-Produced Projects Like Amazon's 'Val' Documentaries, Memoirs or Sales Pitches? Purists are worried that self-produced projects like Amazon's 'Val' will dilute the documentary genre. Read More 'Lorelei' Director Sabrina Doyle on Why Blue-Collar Films Don't Need to Focus on Drudgery to Be Effective Lorelei director Sabrina Doyle says that gritty realism shouldn't be the only standard for films about working class people. Read More Russell Crowe Directing Second Feature 'Poker Face' Amid Strict Sydney Lockdown Russell Crowe is directing his second feature, ‘Poker Face,’ and is keeping Sydney functioning as a film hub despite a strict lo … Read More This email was sent to sajanram.movies@blogger.com by Variety. Please add email@email.variety.com to your address book to ensure delivery to your inbox. Visit the Preferences Center to update your profile and customize what email alerts and newsletters you receive. Copyright © 2021 Variety Media, LLC, a subsidiary of Penske Business Media, LLC. 11175 Santa Monica Boulevard Los Angeles, CA, 90025 View in Browser | Privacy Policy | Your Privacy Rights | Ad Choices | Terms of Use | Unsubscribe Update Profile