The actress takes on her first big-screen role since the action thriller "Parker."

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Now slated for a release in December 2015, the project will see one-third of its production done in China, said the managing director of a company partnering DreamWorks Animations in the film.

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The question of Bruce Rosenblum’s plan for his second act after a nearly 25-year run at Warner Bros. has been answered. The former Warner Bros. TV Group topper has joined Legendary Entertainment as prexy of TV and Digital Media. The hire comes as Legendary is the process of setting up a new studio partnership pact... Read more »

The exec, who exited after a restructuring spearheaded by new Warners CEO Kevin Tsujihara, will report to Thomas Tull.

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Tom Bergeron, Phil Keoghan, Heidi Klum and Padma Lakshmi also dish on tragedies on the set, awkward product placements, and the moments they wish had never aired.

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The tentpole's North American opening is revised upwards to $113.1 million for a total $128.7 million, including special Walmart screenings.

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MADRID — It’s official. Paris bank Natixis Coficine, Europe’s biggest film lender, and Xavier Parache’s Gate Media, a Barcelona-based film finance consultancy and packager, have pacted for Gate Media to represent Natixis Coficine in Spain and Latin America, excluding Brazil. Natixis has already built a select client-base in Spain, offering credit facilities to cash-flow their... Read more »

UPDATED: The British personality is shown being grabbed by the throat in a London restaurant.

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MADRID — L.A.-based Outsider Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to Oriol Paulo’s B.O. hit “The Body,” the latest film from “The Orphanage” producer Rodar y Rodar, sold by DeAPlaneta Intl. Set at a morgue and shot in a chic but brooding noir style, “The Body” delivers several twists to trad whodunits formulae. Just one: the... Read more »

A brand-integration pact with Cue Digital Media for Bell Lightbox and the surrounding neighborhood may lead to outdoor signage aimed at film distributors and the media.

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Ever been to one of those murder-mystery dinner theaters? That’s roughly the experience of watching “Whodunnit?” an especially brain-numbing ABC summer reality show, which assembles 13 contestants to participate in what amounts to a game of Clue, gradually eliminating them, but not before all are asked to provide particularly goofy reaction shots. British actor Gildart... Read more »

What started with “Turbo,” has taken off and become one of Netflix’s largest original content deals. DreamWorks Animation has brokered an exclusive multi-year deal to provide Netflix with over 300 hours of new programming for Netflix’s Just For Kids block of films and TV shows. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. As Netflix... Read more »

The public broadcaster issues a statement saying it is "appalled" some of his crimes took place while he was working for the company.

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Fullscreen, a top YouTube multichannel network operator, plans to expand into financing original content after closing a round of Series A funding led by Peter Chernin’s Chernin Group, a previous investor, along with Comcast Ventures and global ad agency WPP. Fullscreen is profitable today and intends to use the funding to invest in original programming,... Read more »

It’s official: “Girl Meets World” has been ordered to series on Disney Channel. Show, a follow up to ’90s ABC sitcom “Boy Meets World,” will feature Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel reprising their roles as Cory and Topanga — this time as adults with a family. “Girl Meets World” is set in Gotham and follows... Read more »

The comedy, which reunites Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel with executive producer Michael Jacobs, will debut in 2014.

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The $110 billion business sees Sony sign on more than 100 promotional partners for "Smurfs 2."

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Stone went on to praise WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Bradley Manning, and condemned President Barack Obama's administration for its prosecution of whistleblowers.

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The new branded on-demand platform will offer Disney Pixar titles, such as "Wall-E" and "Ratatouille," along with Disney library classics like "Lady and the Tramp."

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Netflix will become the exclusive home for 300-plus hours of new programming from DreamWorks Animation, under multiyear pact that represents Netflix’s largest ever for first-run content. Terms of the pact were not disclosed. The deal also will be the first time DreamWorks Animation’s characters will be introduced in a collection of branded TV shows. DWA... Read more »