Jeremy Fuster

Los Angeles

Box Office Reporter at The Wrap

Hollywood labor/Box office beat for TheWrap. USC '15 Repeat. Echo. Refrain. It's all the same. So Deafening. -- R. Blythe

Articles

'Thunderbolts' Stays Atop Box Office With $35 Million Second Weekend

4 days ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Disney/Marvel Studios’ “Thunderbolts*” faced no new competition in its second weekend at the box office; and thanks to strong critical and audience reception, it is earning a respectable $35 million in its second weekend. That equates to a 52% drop from its $74 million opening and would give the film a domestic total of $131 million. It also tops the $28 million second weekend of “Captain America: Brave New World” and could put it on course to pass that film’s $200 million domestic box office run.
Sony Pictures Extends Tom Rothman's Contract as Film Chairman, CEO

5 days ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Sony Pictures has renewed the contract of its film chairman and CEO Tom Rothman, continuing the executive’s tenure at the studio into a second decade. The studio did not specify how long this new contract will be extended, but it is described as a multiyear deal.
Hollywood Insiders Say 'Depression-Era Level' Production Crisis Makes State Incentives Urgent | Exclusive Video

6 days ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Pro Available to WrapPRO members Producers, labor leaders and lawmakers go inside the process of overhauling the Golden State’s entertainment tax incentive May 8, 2025 @ 3:00 PM Deep into a months-long process to overhaul California’s entertainment tax incentive program, a group of producers, labor leaders and lawmakers joined WrapPRO’s exclusive roundtable to go inside the work being done to save the Golden State’s struggling production industry. With television production in Los Angeles...
Hollywood Insiders Say ‘Depression-Era Level’ Production Crisis Makes State Incentives Urgent | Exclusive Video

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

Deep into a months-long process to overhaul California’s entertainment tax incentive program, a group of producers, labor leaders and lawmakers joined WrapPRO’s exclusive roundtable to go inside the work being done to save the Golden State’s struggling production industry. With television production in Los Angeles down 58% from its 2021 peak, state legislators are working with Gov.
SAG-AFTRA Outlines Remaining Sticking Points Over AI in Video Game Contract

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

SAG-AFTRA has released its latest counterproposal to the offer made by video game companies’ to end the nine-month strike on interactive media, outlining the remaining sticking points on artificial intelligence protections that have been the sole impasse between the two sides.
SAG-AFTRA Outlines Remaining Sticking Points Over AI in Video Game Contract

1 week ago | malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

Jeremy Fuster7 May 2025 at 8:54 pm·4-min readSAG-AFTRA has released its latest counterproposal to the offer made by video game companies’ to end the nine-month strike on interactive media, outlining the remaining sticking points on artificial intelligence protections that have been the sole impasse between the two sides.
Jon Voight Releases 5-Page 'Make Hollywood Great Again' Proposal Sent to Trump

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Jon Voight released his five-page “Make Hollywood Great Again” proposal sent to President Donald Trump on Tuesday. The actor-ambassador and president met about the plan, designed to reverse the ongoing exodus of film and television production from the United States to other countries, over the weekend.
Read the Top Policy Plans in Jon Voight’s Proposal to Trump to ‘Make Hollywood Great Again’

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

Jon Voight’s proposal to “Make Hollywood Great Again” sent to President Donald Trump on Tuesday offers a mix of tax incentives, tariffs, co-productions and a proposal to bring back the famed Fin-Syn arrangement of the 1990s. Here are the topline proposals in the five-page plan:Federal Tax Incentives: 10% baseline federal tax credit for all U.S.-based productions, in addition to any state credits. 20% federal credit for productions in states with no state-level incentives.
AMC Theatres Lost $202 Million in First Quarter Amid Box Office Slump

1 week ago | thewrap.com | Jeremy Fuster

Pro Available to WrapPRO members CEO Adam Aron called the weak start to 2025 “a distorting anomaly that has already corrected itself” May 7, 2025 @ 3:12 PM Photo illustration by TheWrap AMC Entertainment took an expected big financial hit in the first quarter of 2025 with revenue and net losses worsening compared to the start of 2024 as domestic grosses at the box office sank to $1.41 billion. Net losses for the quarter came in at $202 million, down from the $163 million loss reported in the...
AMC Theatres Lost $202 Million in First Quarter Amid Box Office Slump

1 week ago | malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Jeremy Fuster

Jeremy Fuster7 May 2025 at 5:12 pm·2-min readAMC Entertainment took an expected big financial hit in the first quarter of 2025 with revenue and net losses worsening compared to the start of 2024 as domestic grosses at the box office sank to $1.41 billion. Net losses for the quarter came in at $202 million, down from the $163 million loss reported in the first quarter of 2024. Revenue fell nearly 10% year-over-year to $862 million from $951 million the year prior.