The Bikeriders has a new release date!
21.11.2023 - 16:53 / variety.com
Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “The Bikeriders,” a drama directed by Jeff Nichols and starring Austin Butler, Jodie Comer, and Tom Hardy, is being shopped around town after Disney took the film off its slate. Disney and 20th Century were scheduled to open the film on Dec. 1.
But its backer, New Regency, opted in October to remove the film from the release calendar during the actors’ strike. “The Bikeriders” cost $40 million and premiered the Telluride Film Festival over Labor Day weekend. It had hoped to qualify for this year’s Oscar season, but that would require “The Bikeriders” to debut in theaters sometime before the end of 2023.
It’s now unlikely to land on the big screen this year, according to the new Hollywood newsletter TheInSneider, which first reported on New Regency’s plan to shop the film. New Regency has a distribution deal with Disney’s 20th Century Studios and recently released the Gareth Edwards sci-fi thriller “The Creator,” which grossed $103 million on its $80 million budget. These companies also collaborated on David O.
Russell’s expensive 2022 misfire “Amsterdam.” Despite the starry cast of Christian Bale, Margot Robbie and John David Washington, the $80 million movie crashed and burned with $31 million at the global box office. Sources say it was New Regency’s decision, not Disney’s, to find a new home for “The Bikeriders.” It’s unclear whether Disney will remain on the hook to release the film if another studio or streamer doesn’t acquire distribution rights. Adapted from Danny Lyon’s book, “The Bikeriders” follows the rise and fall of a fictional 1960s motorcycle club in the Midwest.
The Bikeriders has a new release date!
The drama is finally over. Focus Features is officially releasing “The Bikeriders” and has set a June 21, 2024, release date for the 1960s-set biker gang drama from filmmaker Jeff Nichols.
New Regency‘s Jeff Nichols movie The Bikeriders, which we were told Focus Features took over from Disney, has set a release date of June 21, 2024.
Ethan Shanfeld “The Bikeriders” is vroom vrooming into theaters June 21, 2024, via Focus Features, after Disney removed the Austin Butler vehicle from its slate. Disney and 20th Century were originally set to open the film on Dec. 1, but its backer, New Regency, opted in October to take the film off of its release calendar.
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Despite being a relatively big critical hit at the Telluride Film Festival, with many Oscar pundits saying it had plenty of Oscar potential, Disney will not release filmmaker Jeff Nichols’ acclaimed biker drama, “The Bikeriders.” The film was meant to be released by Disney/20th Century Studios, but now, New Regency has been shopping it to other studios and streamers, according to several of the trades.
EXCLUSIVE: New Regency‘s Jeff Nichols-directed crime drama The Bikeriders, which was at 20th Century Studios, is getting acquired by Focus Features. Focus is taking global rights to the pic, reteaming them with New Regency who they partnered with on 2022’s The Northman. A 2024 theatrical release is planned. Universal will distribute the movie overseas.
J. Kim Murphy Focus Features has acquired worldwide rights to Jeff Nichols‘ “The Bikeriders,” ending a short period of producer New Regency shopping the finished film to studios.
Despite being a relatively big critical hit at the Telluride Film Festival, with many Oscar pundits saying it had plenty of Oscar potential, Disney will not release filmmaker Jeff Nichols’ acclaimed biker drama, “The Bikeriders.” The film was meant to be released by Disney/20th Century Studios, but now, New Regency has been shopping it to other studios and streamers, according to several of the trades.
New Regency‘s Jeff Nichols directed crime drama The Bikeriders is getting shopped to rival studios and streamers after the movie stepped off its Dec. 1 theatrical release date, Deadline has confirmed.
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