By Dave McNary
Disney’s Iger Says May Be ‘A Few More’ Movies After ‘Artemis Fowl’ Going Directly To Disney+
08.04.2020 - 00:55 / deadline.com
By Jill Goldsmith
Walt Disney executive chairman Bob Iger told Barron’s there may be a few movies after Artemis Fowl that jump directly onto Disney+ as the coronavirus pandemic keeps movie theaters shuttered.
“In terms of movies going ahead after Artemis, there may be a few more that we end up putting directly onto Disney+, but for the most part a lot of the big tentpole Disney films, we’ll simply wait for slots. In some cases we’ve announced new ones already, but later on in the calendar,”
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usmagazine.com
23.04.2020 / 20:13
Ramona Singer Says She’s Recovered From Lyme Disease: ‘I Feel Strong’
Back to normal. Ramona Singer has recovered from Lyme disease one month after revealing her diagnosis.
justjared.com
23.04.2020 / 18:35
Josh Gad Shares First Makeup Test Look As Mulch in 'Artemis Fowl'
Josh Gad is transforming before our eyes!
evoke.ie
21.04.2020 / 10:33
‘Get over it’ – Maura Higgins furious after being accused of photoshopping her bikini snaps
It’s not unusual for celebrities to have to deal with criticism in their day to day life but it seems like Maura Higgins has had enough.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
20.04.2020 / 15:15
Disney Plus confirms Artemis Fowl is heading to its streaming service
Disney has confirmed that a new live-action version of Artemis Fowl is heading to its streaming service.
tvguide.com
20.04.2020 / 00:53
Artemis Fowl, Trolls World Tour, and More
The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales with no end in sight.
thehollywoodnews.com
18.04.2020 / 05:33
‘Artemis Fowl’ will hit Disney+ on 12th June
It looks like the Mouse House’s Artemis Fowl will hit Disney+ on 12th June. The announcement came with a new trailer from the studio who recently decided to launch the Kenneth Branagh-directed movie onto the streaming service rather than delaying it until cinemas open once again. The film’s debut will be just two weeks after its previously planned theatrical debut. Ferdia Shaw, Lara McDonnell, Josh Gad, Tamara Smart, Nonso Anozie, Colin Farrell, and Judi Dench are amongst the cast.
deadline.com
17.04.2020 / 16:35
UK Producers Lose More Than $300M After Coronavirus Ground Production To A Halt
By Jake Kanter
variety.com
17.04.2020 / 14:13
‘Artemis Fowl’ Premiere Date on Disney Plus Set as Movie Goes Direct-to-Streaming
By Todd Spangler
justjared.com
17.04.2020 / 05:11
'Artemis Fowl' Gets a Disney+ Release Date!
The new movie Artemis Fowl is heading straight to Disney+ since movie theaters are shut down for the foreseeable future.
etonline.com
15.04.2020 / 16:37
Chris Cuomo Says He 'Got a Little Cocky' After Going 60 Hours Without a Fever Amid COVID-19 Battle
Chris Cuomo is learning the hard way that nothing is over until it's truly over.
etonline.com
15.04.2020 / 08:03
Chris Cuomo Says He 'Got a Little Cocky' After Going 60 Hours Without a Fever Amid COVID-19 Battle
Chris Cuomo is learning the hard way that nothing is over until it's truly over.
usmagazine.com
11.04.2020 / 01:01
Mia Farrow Asks for Prayers After Daughter Quincy Is Hospitalized for Coronavirus
Mia Farrow reached out to fans for support after revealing that her adopted daughter, Quincy, was hospitalized after contracting the novel coronavirus.
justjared.com
10.04.2020 / 21:25
Mia Farrow Asks for Prayers After 26-Year-Old Daughter Quincy Hospitalized With Coronavirus
Mia Farrow‘s daughter Quincy is now in hospital care.
tvguide.com
09.04.2020 / 17:47
Trolls World Tour, Artemis Fowl, and More
The coronavirus pandemic has taken a major toll on Hollywood's box office, as social distancing and shelter-in-place orders across the U.S. have led to release date delays, production shutdowns, theater closures, and, as a result, record-low movie ticket sales with no end in sight.