The Marvel sequel to the 2011 tentpole-starter opens November 8.
(HUFF) The fact-based World War II drama was announced at the Beijing International Film Festival and is scheduled to be released theatrically in two parts in China and as a miniseries worldwide.
(SCR)
Dubuc will succeed Abbe Raven, who was promoted to Chairwoman of A&E Networks, with oversight of A&E Networks channels.
(NYT) The veteran musician recorded more than 25 albums and performed more than three hours at the Woodstock festival, an event that shaped his career for over four decades.
(BBC) Twenty one features are included in the festival section, including opener
The Congress and closing film
Henri.
(DH) Forbes’ profile of the Relativity Media titan.
(FOR) The former
O.C. producer and
Swingtown creator announced he will not return with the third season; Sunil Nayar is expected to assume Kelley’s duties.
(LF) Dunne discusses his unflinching first feature doc
Oxyana, based on the oxycontin epidemic transforming the small town of Oceana, West Virginia.
(TOH) An analysis of 2013 drama pilots by location.
(DH) The launch of the service to preregistered customers, its first outside of New York City, will also be offered to eligible consumers in the Boston DMA area, after May 30.
(B&C)
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