Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
Experience:
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Cinemark Blows Past Wall Street Forecast With $611 Million in Q1 Revenue
Strong box office narrows theater chain’s loss to 3 cents per share
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WGA Strike Roundtable: Writers Say TV Is ‘Broken, and We’re Reinventing It Poorly’ (Video)
Guild negotiating committee member Kay Cannon talks with fellow writers about the struggles that led them to swap laptops for picket signs
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Hollywood Studios Weigh In, Say WGA Proposals Are ‘Incompatible With the Creative Nature of Our Industry’
AMPTP releases a lengthy statement on the sticking points of the writers strike
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‘The Writers’ Room Is Under Attack’: Inside the Impasse That Led to Hollywood’s Latest Strike
The WGA’s proposals aim to codify decades-old structures of employment into their contract, but studios see it as too inflexible for the streaming era
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Labor
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The Box Office Success of ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ Hinges on Rocket’s Origin Story
Will audiences fall in love with the Marvel team’s swan song, or will the film’s shocking flashbacks be too much for many to bear?
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‘Fair Contract or We Spoil ‘Succession”: Angry and United, Hollywood Writers Hit the Picket Lines | Video
WGA members were motivated and irritated as they began the first wave of strikes in Los Angeles and New York City
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TV
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The Sticking Points: Writers Guild Breaks Down Why It Couldn’t Reach a Deal With Studios
WGA released memo to members comparing its proposed offer to what the AMPTP countered with
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Hollywood Writers Go on Strike as WGA, Studios Fail to Reach Deal
AMPTP announced in a statement that the two sides ended talks without an agreement
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WGA to Picket on Tuesday If No Deal Reached, Union Says in Memo to Members
Members are being surveyed on their preferred picket line times as Hollywood waits to see if a shutdown will happen
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AMC CEO Adam Aron’s Pay Rose to $23.7 Million in 2022
The theater chain continues its fight to emerge from debt problems and the financial damage of the pandemic
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GKIDS Acquires Hit Anime Basketball Film ‘The First Slam Dunk’
Feature adaptation of Takehiko Inoue’s sports manga series will hit American theaters this summer
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‘Super Mario Bros.’ Pushes April Monthly Box Office Total to Pre-Pandemic Levels of Nearly $900 Million
More than half of domestic grosses in April come from Illumination’s animated film
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‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ Got Leaked in Its Entirety on Twitter
Nintendo film was posted thanks to a Twitter Blue feature that allows subscribers to upload one-hour videos
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‘Super Mario Bros.’ Is Decade’s First $1 Billion Animated Hit, Dwarfs Box Office Newcomers
Illumination film completes domination of April box office while “Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret” opens to $6.4 million
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‘Super Mario Bros.’ Crosses $1 Billion at Global Box Office
Universal/Illumination’s film becomes the first animated movie of the 2020s to hit the 10-digit milestone
