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5 Things Learned at CinemaCon: Fading A-Listers, Killer Comedies, Where Are the Minorities?
ReutersApr 19 (TheWrap.com) - CinemaCon, the annual lovefest between movie theater owners and studios, is always rigidly on message. People love the communal movies and the cinemas will never go away, studio chief after studio chief announces with barely a...Tags: The Fast and the Furious 6 (movie), Channing Tatum, Johnny Depp, Sony Corp., Brad Pitt
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L.A. learns the perils of regulating porn
So which is more important, porn actors’ safety -- or the jobs, fees and tax money the porn industry provides? Los Angeles County voters decided on the former in November when they passed Measure B, requiring the use of condoms during film...
Tags: Voting, Politics, Pornography, Sports, Elections
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'Transformers' sequel will use Chinese reality show for casting
Paramount Pictures will cast Chinese roles for its upcoming “Transformers 4” through a reality television show in the world’s most populous nation, the studio announced Thursday. The sequel, set for release next summer and directed...Tags: Transformers (movie), Television Industry, China, Paramount Pictures
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One film's rise is fueled by another's demise
Gil Kofman suspected that making a movie in China wouldn't be easy. The Los Angeles-based director doesn't speak a word of Mandarin, he wasn't acquainted with the film's inexperienced financiers and he assumed communist government censors might have...
Tags: Organized Crime, China
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Film production on L.A.-area streets rises in first quarter
Box office revenues are down, but film crews are having a good year on the streets of Los Angeles. Overall film production activity in Los Angeles jumped 18% in the first quarter, mostly the result of a flurry of low-budget movies, sitcoms and...
Tags: Credit and Debt, Television, Entertainment, TNT (tv network), Washington, DC
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New Mexico governor vetoes film tax incentive bill
Bad news for the "Breaking Bad" bill. New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez has vetoed a film tax incentive that would increase the state’s film credit to 30% for TV series shooting at least six episodes in New Mexico. "I support the film industry...
Tags: Breaking Bad (tv program), Politics, Government, Executive Branch, Susana Martinez
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Oscars: Big stars, confounding choices, enduring fascination
The TV Guy - Orlando SentinelJack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep will present at the Oscars this Sunday, and their inclusion will bring needed oomph to the 85th annual awards. Maybe James Bond will help, too. The Oscars will salute the 50-year-old film franchise and offer... -
Micky Moore dies at 98; director and early Hollywood actor
Micky Moore and Hollywood grew up together. He was a toddler in 1916 when he began his career as a child actor in silent films and sat on the laps of such leading ladies as Mary Pickford and Gloria Swanson. As a 5-year-old he worked with legendary...Tags: Steven Spielberg, Tom Mix, Abraham Lincoln, Raiders of the Lost Ark (movie), Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (movie)
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Village Roadshow hits jackpot with Chinese-language films
Village Roadshow Pictures Asia released its first Chinese-language film with no certainty the modestly budgeted movie would succeed with audiences in the world's most populous country. But "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons," a comedic take...
Tags: Bruce Lee, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Michelle Yeoh, Entertainment, China
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Assembly approves $25 million in film tax credits
The Baltimore SunLawmakers approved $25 million in tax credits for the film industry Tuesday, expanding and extending a program that was set to expire in 2014. Tuesday's vote sends to Gov. Martin O'Malley a bill that increases subsidies to film companies by $17.5...Tags: Credit and Debt, Baltimore County, Taxation, Politics, Netflix Inc.
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Myanmar's once-proud film industry a flicker of its former self
YANGON, Myanmar — Down a back road in northern Yangon, a sagging teak house fights back the jungle. On the gate, barely noticeable under the weeds, rusty ironwork spells out "A1 Film." Myanmar's first movie studio, once known as the Burma Film Co....Tags: Entertainment, Politics, Arts and Culture, Celebrities, Censorship
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Goldberg: Leave liberal Hollywood to the liberals
"We need to buy a movie studio." Amid the conferences, panels, meetings and informal conversations in the wake of the presidential election, this idea has been a near constant among conservatives who feel like the country is slipping through their...
Tags: Mitt Romney, Patrick Goldstein, James Cameron, 2012 U.S. Presidential Election, All in the Family (tv program)
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