By Mike Fleming Jr
Georgia’s Governor Wants Movie Theaters to Reopen, but Cinema Operators, Film Productions Say ‘Not So Fast’
22.04.2020 - 21:37 / variety.com
The state of Georgia is aiming to be among the first to restart its economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. But in the state’s sizable entertainment sector, nobody is raring to get back to work just yet.
It’s not even clear that Georgia is over the worst of COVID-19, and several insiders say that studios are unlikely to risk the health of their casts and crews by going back into production prematurely. As of April 20, there were 19,399 confirmed cases of the virus in the state, and the
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07.05.2020 / 16:45
Christopher Nolan Wants ‘Tenet’ to Revive Movie Theaters. Will It?
For movie theaters shuttered by coronavirus, it’s become something of a mantra: “Just wait until ‘Tenet.'”
deadline.com
07.05.2020 / 02:07
Reopening L.A.: Coronavirus Restrictions Easing On Retailers & Trails; Movie Theaters Next, Maybe
By Dominic Patten
hollywoodreporter.com
06.05.2020 / 09:27
National CineMedia Widens Losses as Movie Theaters Keep Doors Closed
In-theater advertising firm National CineMedia on Tuesday posted a widened first-quarter loss, on lower revenues, after major cinema chains in mid-March shuttered their theaters. The company recorded a net loss of $3.7 million, or 5 cents per share, against a year-earlier loss of $1.1 million, or 1 cent per share.
variety.com
02.05.2020 / 00:09
Texas Movie Theaters Reopen With Health, Temperature Checks
By Gene Maddaus
variety.com
01.05.2020 / 17:31
Movie Theaters in Norway to Reopen May 7 With 50 People Cap Per Screen (EXCLUSIVE)
By Elsa Keslassy
variety.com
01.05.2020 / 11:09
Purin Pictures Unveils Grants, Warns of Coronavirus Disruption to Asia Film Production
By Patrick Frater
hollywoodreporter.com
29.04.2020 / 03:43
Movie Theaters Could Take "Months, Not Weeks" to Reopen, California Gov. Gavin Newsom Says
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday offered some more clarity on how his state is planning to reopen its nonessential businesses, noting especially that movie theaters fall into a category that will likely take "months" to reopen.
variety.com
29.04.2020 / 02:43
Film Academy Bosses Talk New Oscar Rules and Getting People Back Into Movie Theaters
By Marc Malkin
deadline.com
28.04.2020 / 23:47
California Governor Newsom Not Reopening Movie Theaters Any Time Soon
By Anthony D'Alessandro
justjared.com
27.04.2020 / 23:41
Texas Governor Announces Movie Theaters Can Re-Open Starting This Friday
Texas is planning to reopen movie theaters starting this week, Variety reports.
deadline.com
27.04.2020 / 23:39
Texas Re-Opening Movie Theaters, But Chains Like Cinemark & AMC Still Eyeing A Mid-Summer Start
By Anthony D'Alessandro
deadline.com
27.04.2020 / 18:27
China’s Wanda Film To Build More Cinemas Despite Heavy 2019 Losses, Coronavirus Impact
By Nancy Tartaglione
foxnews.com
23.04.2020 / 18:59
Cardi B warns Georgians will 'most likely' die alone in a hospital if they listen to governor's plan to reopen
Cardi B sounded off on Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp's plan to reopen some businesses in his state, including gyms, barbershops and nail salons, on Friday.
hollywoodreporter.com
21.04.2020 / 13:25
Georgia Governor Says State's Movie Theaters Can Start to Reopen on April 27
Republican Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday announced an aggressive reopening plan for his state that would allow cinemas to begin reopening early next week.
variety.com
21.04.2020 / 02:19
Most Movie Theaters in Georgia Won’t Reopen Next Week Despite Governor’s Plans
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will allow movie theaters to reopen starting April 27, but exhibition insiders stress that it would be nearly impossible for most major chains to start business back up by next week.
variety.com
21.04.2020 / 01:21
Movie Theaters Might Reopen Sooner Than Expected, But Is It Safe? (Column)
Studios and exhibitors alike are itching to get back to business, but there are big changes ahead for understandably nervous filmgoers.