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Netflix made a huge move recently by partnering with Steven Spielberg‘s Amblin for future projects, and it sounds like they’re not satisfied with that deal as they see it could help attract even more talent.

Jennifer Garner is reteaming with Netflix on a Yes Day sequel and other projects, after signing a new multi-picture deal with the streamer.

Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment forged a multiyear deal to make movies for Netflix. Two years ago, the legendary director reportedly opposed the idea that streaming films should qualify for Oscars.

Naman Ramachandran Now that the dust has settled on the Cannes Film Festival, Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is setting the record straight with festival artistic director Thierry Fremaux, who commented early on in the event that streaming platforms don’t discover talent in the same way.At a pre-festival press conference, Fremaux had praised Netflix productions like “Mank” and “The Irishman” and also lauded the work of Sarandos and Scott Stuber.

“Amblin and Steven Spielberg are synonymous with incredible entertainment. Their passion and artistry combine to make films that both captivate and challenge audiences,” Scott Stuber, Netflix head of global film, said.

Netflix original films due to limits with global distribution.That’s according to Scott Stuber, the streaming platform’s head of original films, who has explained in a new interview why Nolan is resistant to inking a deal.When asked by The Wall Street Journal if there are any directors who are still reluctant to work with Netflix – noting that it’s the most-nominated studio at the Oscars for the second year running – Stuber said: “I think there are aspects of global distribution in the cinema

Scott Stuber, Netflix’s head of global film, has joined the board of directors of the National Film Preservation Foundation. The NFPF is the nonprofit organization created by Congress dedicated to saving America's film heritage.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterNetflix Original Films head Scott Stuber, a dogged producer who grew up in the studio system, has spent the bulk of his three years at the streamer barreling toward one goal — amass enough unseen features to give customers a new movie every week.That came to pass on Tuesday, as Netflix announced a staggering 71 titles for 2021 — a smattering of genres and ample star power, boasting names like Dwayne Johnson, Zendaya, Amy Adams, Chris Hemsworth, Melissa McCarthy,

Netflix.The actor and comedian will star in and produce at least four separate films for the streaming service through his production banner, HartBeat Productions.“Partnering with Netflix is an amazing opportunity for HartBeat and myself,” said Hart in a statement via The Hollywood Reporter.

Deadline placed the value at eight figures.“Partnering with Netflix is an amazing opportunity for HartBeat and myself,” Hart said in a statement. “I am excited to act in and produce cutting edge films with Netflix.  I am extremely grateful to Ted Sarandos and Scott Stuber, we share the same creative vision and always put the audience first.  This business is about growth and my HartBeat team continues to exceed my expectations with their ability to develop stories and relationships.

Molly Sims is sharing the ups and downs of quarantining with three kids amid the coronavirus pandemic.“They drive me to the brink of insanity,” the actress, 47, exclusively reveals of Brooks, 8, Scarlett, 5, and Grey, 3, in the new issue of Us Weekly. “I love them more than life, and then I want to murder them at the same time.

Molly Sims and Scott Stuber’s three kids want their parents to give them another sibling.“They want another baby so bad, so I mean, who knows?” the model, 47, exclusively told Us Weekly when asked about her future family plans on Wednesday, June 24, while promoting her Camp OshKosh partnership. “Oh, my God, they’re obsessed.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorImagine Impact has begun its call for submissions under a new deal with Netflix to develop original films from new screenwriters around the world.Launched in 2018, Impact is inspired by tech startup accelerators like Y Combinator and aims to open new access to the Hollywood system and find emerging talent.

By Matt Donnelly

Molly Sims is one organized gal! The Las Vegas alum shared a peek inside her refrigerator and pantry via Instagram and proved that she’s a big fan of keeping the highly trafficked areas of her home particularly neat, especially during quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) — Call Me by Your Name filmmaker Luca Guadagnino will direct a reboot of Scarface for Universal Pictures.

By Justin Kroll

If you haven’t already seen from Molly Sims’ social media posts, she and her family are having a grand old time being quarantined together. In fact, things looked so much fun that the model, 46, let Us Weekly in on her typical day at home.

Time with her trio! Molly Sims has three children and hasn’t hesitated to share candid parenting confessions about raising the little ones over the years.

For the first time, Warner Bros.' Toby Emmerich, Paramount's Jim Gianopulos, Disney's Alan Horn, Universal's Donna Langley, Sony's Tom Rothman, Amazon's Jennifer Salke and Netflix's Scott Stuber gather to debate streaming service ratings, movie star value, China censorship, onscreen violence and the future of a fraught movie business.Beginning Sunday, Jan.

A night to remember. Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt were both spotted at Netflix’s Golden Globes afterparty at The Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles on Sunday, January 5.