By Tim Dams
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: Chinese Releaser Road Pictures On Why Cinemas Have Re-Closed, ‘Marriage Story’ Delay & Surviving On Library Titles
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By Tom Grater
International Film Reporter
Editors’ Note: With full acknowledgment of the big-picture implications of a pandemic that has already claimed thousands of lives, cratered global economies and closed international borders, Deadline’s Coping With COVID-19 Crisis series is a forum for those in the entertainment space grappling with myriad consequences of seeing a great industry screech to a halt. The hope is for an exchange of ideas and experiences, and suggestions on how businesses
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etcanada.com
14.04.2020 / 21:47
Paul McCartney Urges Chinese ‘Wet Markets’ To Be Banned Following COVID-19 Outbreak
Paul McCartney is calling for a change following the outbreak of coronavirus.
variety.com
13.04.2020 / 07:37
Alibaba Pictures Braces for Fourfold Loss Increase, Blames Coronavirus
By Patrick Frater
deadline.com
11.04.2020 / 20:57
Bill Maher Defends Calling COVID-19 “Chinese” Virus As A Product Of Wet Markets, Draws Online Outrage
By Bruce Haring
deadline.com
07.04.2020 / 17:03
China’s Starlight Media & David Steward II’s U.S. Animation Firm Lion Forge Ink Multi-Picture Film Deal Including COVID-19 Project
By Andreas Wiseman
hollywoodreporter.com
03.04.2020 / 13:11
Hollywood's Iconic Chinese Theatre Lays Off Staff Amid Virus Crisis
Numerous furloughed workers at Hollywood's iconic TCL Chinese Theatre and adjoining multiplex were terminated on Wednesday amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which has led to unprecedented cinema closures across the U.S. The historic movie palace, along with six smaller adjacent auditoriums, have been shut for business since March 16.
nme.com
27.03.2020 / 23:23
China is re-closing all its cinemas nationwide as coronavirus continues
Over 500 cinemas in the country had re-opened their doors over the last week
nypost.com
27.03.2020 / 09:15
Shanghai reopening 205 cinemas that closed due to COVID-19
After two months of being shut down due to the rapid spread of coronavirus, Chinese officials announced Thursday that they are planning to reopen 205 cinemas on Saturday.
variety.com
27.03.2020 / 07:25
Shanghai to Re-Open 205 Cinemas Closed Due to Coronavirus
More than 200 cinemas in Shanghai will re-open Saturday after nearly two months of enforced shutdown to stop the spread of coronavirus, Chinese authorities said Thursday.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
26.03.2020 / 22:13
The Manchester United evening headlines: Ighalo offered mega Chinese deal as ex-Liverpool striker backs Grealish for Old Trafford move
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Thursday, 26 March.
deadline.com
24.03.2020 / 20:23
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: ‘I Will Make you Mine’s Lynn Chen Talks How SXSW Cancellation Affected Romantic Comedy Trilogy
By Dino-Ray Ramos
deadline.com
24.03.2020 / 13:07
Chinese City Wuhan, Original Epicenter Of COVID-19, To End Quarantine
By Tom Grater
elle.com
21.03.2020 / 19:11
Lana Condor Called Trump Out for His Racist 'Chinese Virus' COVID-19 Rhetoric
To All the Boys I've Loved Before actress Lana Condor was one of many who spoke out against President Donald Trump's decision to refer to COVID-19 as the "Chinese virus" yesterday. She urged him to "be better" than using racist language that offends and endangers so many.
justjared.com
19.03.2020 / 21:41
China Is Going to Screen 'Harry Potter' in Effort to Revive Cinemas Amid Coronavirus Crisis
Harry Potter is coming to the rescue at movie theaters everywhere in China.
deadline.com
19.03.2020 / 14:55
China: ‘Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone’ To Get 4K 3D Release After Cinemas Re-Open
By Nancy Tartaglione
variety.com
19.03.2020 / 12:17
Alibaba Pictures Buys Variety Show Producer Yinhekuyu
Alibaba Pictures, the stock market-listed film subsidiary of Chinese tech giant Alibaba, is to pay $57 million (RMB400 million) for a majority stake in variety show producer Tianjin Yinhekuyu.