Michael Keaton Drama ‘Worth’ Picked Up by Netflix and Obamas’ Higher Ground Productions

Netflix will release Kevin Hart's Fatherhood on Father's Day, presenting the movie withBarack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions. The streamer acquired the worldwide rights for the feature from Sony Pictures, which has had to push the release date of the film several times due to the continued theatrical shutdowns caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterKevin Hart’s upcoming drama “Fatherhood” will fittingly premiere on Netflix on Father’s Day weekend.The film, directed by Paul Weitz, was originally set up at Sony Pictures and slated to release theatrically on April 16. However, the studio has negotiated a licensing deal with Netflix (excluding China) as nearly 50% of U.S.

Sony and Higher Ground Productions will have its Kevin Hart drama Fatherhood released on Netflix on the Friday before Father’s Day, June 18.

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Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterThe Barack and Michelle Obama-led shingle Higher Ground has acquired the Michael Keaton film “Worth,” in partnership with their distributor Netflix.Directed by Sara Colangelo (“The Kindergarten Teacher”), the film is adapted from the Kenneth Feinberg memoir “What Is Life Worth?” and follows the lawyer’s process in awarding the 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund.Netflix will stream the film in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Australia, the UK, France, Turkey and

Teamed with Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground, Netflix has acquired North American and other territorial rights to Worth, the Sara Colangelo-directed adaptation of the Kenneth Feinberg memoir What Is Life Worth. Feinberg, who is played by Michael Keaton in the film, was appointed Special Master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.

George C. Wolfe, Dustin Lance Black, and former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground banner are coming together for a biopic of civil rights activistBayard Rustin.

Angelique Jackson “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” director George C. Wolfe has set his return engagement with Netflix, directing “Rustin” for the streamer, and President Barack Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions.The film tells the story of gay, civil rights activist Bayard Rustin, who organized the 1963 March on Washington.

Following the critical acclaim of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, George C. Wolfe and Netflix are reteaming as Wolfe has come on to direct Rustin for Netflix and President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground Productions.

Michelle Obama has been working with Netflix to produce films and shows for years since leaving the White House.

kids which is coming to Netflix.The former First Lady will don her chef hat to appear in the live-action show which will premiere on the streaming site on March 16.The show is one of six new projects backed by Michelle and her former President husband Barack that will be coming to Netflix after the couple signed a lucrative deal through their production company, Higher Ground Productions.In the cooking show Michelle stars as a supermarket assistant who befriends chef puppets Waffle and Mochi and

If we could think of one person that we would want to help teach us to cook, Michelle Obama would be top of the list, even if it means watching a children’s TV show.

Michelle Obama is launching her own children’s cooking show on Netflix. Premiering March 16,, tells the story of two friends, Waffles and Mochi, who dream to escape The Land of Frozen Food and become chefs.

 Michelle Obama  continues to work for the children and just announced she is launching a new cooking show on Netflix called “Waffles + Mochi.” Obama will join the adorable puppets as an actress and serve as an executive producer. “I’ve got some big news for you!” she said on Instagram sharing a picture with her co-stars.