And had all this happened before filming began she may not have been kept on in the role. Or if it was a TV show she could have been written off or just had the part not continue as has been the case with other actors recently.
I agree with you, none of us really know the real costs are to make and market any movie and we also know the income for a given movie does not stop at the box office.I saw that too. Apparently that oddly specific number of $269,400,000 is from the British tax documents from 2023, as reported by Forbes, and is before the $55 Million rebate check from the British government is backed out of the total. Which brings the production cost down to a post-rebate amount of $214 Million as of late 2023.
Yet that was before Snow White was shelved for over a year to undergo rewrites and post-production reworking. If I were to guess, I'd imagine they tacked on at least another $25 Million, if not $50 Million, in the past 14 months of work. After the British rebate check, I'd guess the total for Snow White will come in around $250 Million.
Once again, you provide such a sound and stable informed opinion on this Box Office thread. Thanks!
I don’t think it’s a normative viewpoint to expect higher standards of decorum from Hollywood actors than from the people who actually have power over our lives. But others here have made abundantly clear that they see the world differently, and that’s their prerogative, even if I think they’re wrong.
That's probably because she is "singing" not "signing".
Yes, it should be the top studio again.
I think Disney will top the total BO list again but Universal could be competitive this year, with a Jurassic world movie and Wicked 2 they have a couple that should hit a billion+ dollars, HTTYD could also be a big number.
Universal has a strong slate and they will undoubtedly be number 2, but I think Disney wins the crown by a significant margin.
Yes, as long as they are going by gross, not by net
At this point we have to stop breaking out 20th Century (not that many are still doing that anymore) as if it doesn't count, its all one under Disney even if using different studio "labels". It would be like breaking out Pixar, Marvel, Lucas, etc., or back in the day Touchstone and Hollywood Pictures, just doesn't make sense.
As a wholly owned subsidiary though even under a separate label it still counts in my opinion. Its like now Hulu content is all counted toward D+, its all under the same umbrella.
What frustrates me about the whole ordeal is the fans mocking Zegler over her acting ability and claiming Gadot is better. I think criticizing Zegler's statements and personality is fair game, but I'm sorry, I'm not going to play along with this alternate reality where we pretend she's a bad actress and that Gadot is the next Meryl Streep. Clearly, not enough people saw Spielberg's version of West Side Story.