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Universal extends theatrical windows to five weekends in 2026

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Universal Pictures has announced it will extend the exclusive theatrical run for its films to a minimum of five weekends in 2026, up from 17 days during the pandemic era. The studio plans to increase this to seven weekends in 2027. This shift aims to support cinema operators amid ongoing debates over streaming versus theatrical releases.

Matt Shakman, director of Fantastic Four: First Steps, will direct a new Planet of the Apes movie. The announcement was made public on May 6.

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The Producers Guild of America has revealed the first slate of speakers for its annual Produced By Conference, set for May 30 at the Universal Studios Lot in Los Angeles. Key figures include Blumhouse CEO Jason Blum, Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group Co-Chair Michael De Luca, and Neon CEO Tom Quinn. The event will cover AI, producing strategies, and new business models.

Neon, the Oscar-winning studio behind films like Parasite and Anora, is in discussions to sell a significant stake to production company Department M. The deal, backed by private investors including those from Qatar, has been a topic at recent industry events. If completed, it could reshape Neon's structure while retaining key leadership.

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Penske Media Corporation has launched a new state-of-the-art movie theater at its West Los Angeles headquarters. The venue, seating 99 people, features advanced Dolby technologies and is designed for film premieres and events. Company executives highlighted its role in enhancing local access to high-quality screenings.

Investment in Britain's film and television sectors reached a record high of $9 billion in 2025. This surge was driven by major productions including adaptations of 'Wuthering Heights,' films about the Beatles, and Marvel's 'Avengers: Doomsday.' The milestone reflects growing confidence in the U.K. as a production hub.

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Kristen Stewart has expressed plans to leave the United States, citing an inability to work freely under President Donald Trump's leadership. In a recent interview, the actress and director described reality as 'breaking completely' under Trump and intends to produce films in Europe instead. Her comments highlight growing concerns among Hollywood figures about the political climate.

 

 

 

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