Kumail Nanjiani, Emily V. Gordon and Tze Chun are adapting the Image Comics title by Matt Fraction and Chip Zdarsky.

The Gotham Group has picked up the screen rights to Air Mail article "Tommy Supreme and the Blitz."

Nicole Kassell is directing the Netflix feature centered on the US Women’s National Soccer Team.

An aggrieved employee and her abusive boss get stranded on an island together in the 'Evil Dead' and 'Spider-Man' director's latest.

The movie, which stars Wilde as well as Seth Rogen, Ed Norton and Penelope Cruz, premiered to a standing ovation over the weekend.

The big budget director hasn't had agency representation since 2022.

Andy Muschietti remains involved as director as the studio takes a measured approach in its development.

Simon Rex leads the cast of the feature written and directed by Mikey K.

Apatow and Powell wrote the script for the Universal feature, which Apatow will direct.

Charlie Polinger is directing the re-imagining of the Edgar Allan Poe story for A24.

JAMES HIBBERD GOES BEHIND THIS WEEK'S THR COVER STORY WITH GEORGE R.R. MARTIN: Here’s a lie all journalists tell: “We’re unbiased.” We’re not — nobody can be, really. What we actually mean by this is: We try our damn best to be unbiased. And for me, there’s no celebrity I find tougher to remain entirely unbiased about than George R.R. Martin. I’ve interviewed the Game of Thrones author nearly a dozen times since 2011. George generously wrote a blurb for my book, Fire Cannot Kill a Dragon, about the making of the HBO hit. He once texted me holiday wishes on Christmas morning (I was alone at the time, and very touched). Put simply, I like George and have a soft spot for him. This affection hopefully comes across a bit in this week’s cover story profile of the author, “Heavy is the Crown: Inside George R.R. Martin’s Triumphs and Torments.” The story is also, I think, rather candid about Martin’s struggles and stubbornness. It’s a story I’ve hoped to write for years and the fact no entertainment publication has previously granted Martin a solo cover story felt a real oversight given his massive contribution to the world of fantasy entertainment. While I suspect many outlets will jump on Martin’s spicy comments about his feud with House of the Dragon showrunner Ryan Condal (“[The relationship] is not just rocky, it’s abysmal,” he says), or our update about HBO’s development slate (an Arya Stark spin-off?), to me the fascinating part of our interview is Martin detailing his 14-year struggle to write The Winds of Winter (his anecdote about Dune author Frank Herbert, in particular, feels revealing). As I wrote: The success of Thrones was both the best thing that could have happened to Martin and the worst thing that could have happened to the greatest story he ever wrote — and the most popular fantasy series since The Lord of the Rings.

The studio also announced release dates for Julia Roberts' 'Panic Carefully' and the next 'Conjuring' entry.

The change in leadership may mean a new hope for the storied franchise or it could be an attack of the clones by giving fans more of the same.

The 'Mr. Robot' creator wrote the script and will direct the feature.

At the height of his reign, the 'Game of Thrones' author gets candid about his efforts to rule his expanding media empire, his buzzy new show 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,' and the long-delayed sag...

Dean DeBlois, who spearheaded the original trilogy from DreamWorks Animation, is back as writer and director for the next live-action installment.

The singer-songwriter is also gearing up to release an album, telling THR recently, “It’s definitely my favorite music I’ve ever made.”

Chaves will have shot three films since embarking on his first comic that is being published by Skybound/Image Comics: "It turns out, it is quicker to make movies than it is to make comics."