ScreenLine Reporter – Page 37

Thrones Dragon Honors a Beloved 1980s Fantasy Classic

In a nod to a classic 1980s fantasy film, a Game of Thrones dragon carries a name lifted from Dragonslayer. Vermithrax Pejorative, the film's formidable dragon, links the HBO saga to…

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Noah Exits Peacock in Six Days, Ending Crowe’s Big‑Budget Biblical Epic Era

Noah, Darren Aronofsky's biblical epic starring Russell Crowe, is set to depart Peacock in six days. The streaming change comes as the title's run on the platform nears its May 1…

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WGA Ratifies Four-Year Pact With Studios, Securing Gains Through 2030

The Writers Guild of America’s West and East branches have approved a four‑year contract with the film and television studios via the AMPTP, marking a longer pact after a tense negotiating…

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Pete Ohs Turns Filmmaking into Play, Inviting Fans to Remix His Trailer

Filmmaker Pete Ohs treats making movies as a playful, collaborative practice, and his latest project embodies that spirit. Set in Warsaw, Erupcja brings together Lena Góra, Will Madden, Jeremy O. Harris,…

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Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 Falls Short of a Playful, Kid‑Friendly Spin

Stranger Things: Tales From ’85 arrives with a bright, safety‑forward aesthetic that hints at a toybox‑friendly take on Hawkins. It reads more as a commercially timed animated extension than a creator‑driven…

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Trump Calls WHCD Shooting Shocking; Says Public Life Is a Perilous Job, Releases Suspect Photo

Donald Trump spoke from the White House after a shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, describing the moment as jarring and noting the risks faced by people in the public…

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Trump Evacuated as Gunfire Disrupts WHCA Dinner; Suspect in Custody

Gunfire erupted near the Washington Hilton during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, turning a high‑profile gala into a rapid security operation. President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were evacuated…

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Why Hollywood’s Fake-Pop Music Dramas Struggle to Hit the Real Note

Hollywood’s latest batch of fictional pop‑music dramas leans heavily on mood and gloss, often at the expense of believability. These films orbit the music world but rarely feel like they could…

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Molly Ringwald’s Breakthrough Came Through a Classic TV Spinoff

The late 1970s television landscape saw Molly Ringwald land her first screen role on a beloved NBC spin-off that helped launch a generation of teen stars. The Facts of Life grew…

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Truth & Movies: Rose of Nevada, Mother Mary, and Vox Lux

This week on Truth & Movies, Little White Lies surveys three titles that sit at the intersection of memory and stardom: Mark Jenkin’s Rose of Nevada, David Lowery’s Mother Mary, and…