Suspect Crashes Through Warner Bros. Lot Gate During Police Chase

pushed “Tenet’s” August 12 release without providing a new premiere date, squashing movie theaters’ hopes for a summer blockbuster.Disney’s live-action version of “Mulan,” set to debut in theaters globally on August 21, also suspended its premiere indefinitely following Warner Bros.’ announcement.The news spurred AMC, the country’s largest movie theater chain to delay its reopening from July 30 until “mid-to-late August.”  The chain cited the uptick in the coronavirus, as well as a lack of new

Riverdale,” “The Flash” and “Superman and Lois.”In an exclusive interview with Deadline, Warner Brothers has confirmed that they are tentatively looking at late August to resume filming these shows in Vancouver.Actors would need to arrive two weeks in advance of shooting, during which they would self-isolate as required by law in British Colombia, Deadline noted.“The dates reflect when actors would need to arrive in Vancouver for a two-week self-isolation required by British Columbia, the

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Vancouver continues to be a bright spot in the fight against COVID-19 and for Hollywood studios’ hopes to safely resume production.The situation remains fluid, but I hear Warner Bros. TV is planning for a late-August starts for the studio’s Vancouver-based broadcast series.

36.3 million combined HBO Max and HBO subscribers. That tally was up from 34.6 million six months prior.Also Read: AT&T Says HBO and HBO Max Have 36.3 Million Subscribers CombinedMost media companies were financially rocked in the second quarter of 2020, which is when the greatest impact (thus far, at least) of the coronavirus shutdown was felt.AT&T’s WarnerMedia launched new streaming service HBO Max in Q2.AT&T stock (T) closed Wednesday at $30.16 per share.

Roy Trakin Stu Cohen, a longtime head of promotion for Warner Bros. Records, died on July 20 from esophageal cancer.

LOS ANGELES — Warner Bros. on Monday said it was delaying indefinitely the release of Christopher Nolan’s movie “Tenet,” which had been planned for Aug. 12 in movie theatres.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorWarner Bros. is taking Tenet off the theatrical release calendar for now, because the U.S.

We won’t be getting to see Tenet for a long time.

Fantastic Beasts and The Batman back into production in the UK after a months-long filming hiatus, has introduced the reporting tool as a way to encourage best practice on set.Kevin Trehy, Warner Bros executive vice president of physical production, spoke about the measure last week during a behind-closed-doors industry panel organized for members of UK union Bectu.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros has created an anonymous reporting mechanism in Europe so that cast and crew can alert senior managers if they witness colleagues breaking Covid-19 safety protocols during production.Warner Bros, which is edging closer to getting blockbusters Fantastic Beasts and The Batman back into production in the UK after a months-long filming hiatus, has introduced the reporting tool as a way to encourage best practice on set.Kevin Trehy, Warner

Manchester Evening News about his shock after discovering his car had been involved. It was found abandoned in Chorlton.

With COVID-19 pandemic still on the rise, worries about the virus' spread are affecting the entertainment business more than ever. With the release of new blockbusters essentially at a standstill since early March, and the reopening of theatres are still up in the air.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVThe Batman director and Felicity co-creator Matt Reeves has signed an exclusive, multi-year overall deal with Warner Bros. The rich pact had quietly closed months ago, and is now being confirmed.Under the overall agreement, Reeves will develop new television programming for all platforms via his 6th & Idaho production company: streaming services, including HBO Max; broadcast, premium and basic cable networks.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“The Batman” director Matt Reeves is expanding his relationship with Warner Bros.Reeves and his 6th & Idaho production company have signed an overall deal with Warner Bros. Television Group.

hereMr Perkins said he was “absolutely gutted” and “exhausted” by the incident, but was determined to open up for his customers.He continued: “We’ve worked hard for the last god knows how many weeks now to get it ready for today.“At 2am they basically nearly destroyed today for us, but that’s life.“We just didn’t want to let anyone down because we’ve got 200 people booked to come and eat and drink outside and be merry on the first day of opening.”Kent Police said they were called to the scene