Jerry Bruckheimer: Last News

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Tom Cruise stole the show at the 95th Oscars luncheon, the annual gathering celebrating the nominees for the year’s Academy Awards. At the Beverly Hilton Hotel, the in-person event had opening remarks from Academy president Janet Yang. The roll call of this year’s 182 attendees was read by Devon Franklin, a member of the Board of Governors, who began with Jamie Lee Curtis and ended with Guillermo del Toro. Aside from Yang addressing the Will Smith controversy at the top of the event to the attendees (without saying his name), more than 200 guests gathered to celebrate the cinema’s achievements from 2022. Of them, 182 were official nominees for this year’s ceremony, the largest turnout in history. Some of the notable names missing were best actress nominees Ana de Armas (“Blonde”) and Andrea Riseborough (“To Leslie”), supporting actor Barry Keoghan (“The Banshees of Inisherin”), producer James Cameron (“Avatar: The Way of Water”) and original song contenders Rihanna (“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”), Lady Gaga (“Top Gun: Maverick”) and David Byrne (“Everything Everywhere All at Once”).

Tom Cruise was seen on a red carpet for the first time in eight months as he attended the 95th Annual Oscars Nominees Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills on Monday.The Top Gun: Maverick star was there to support the 2022 blockbuster summer film that has received several Oscar nominations, including Best Picture.The ex of Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes looked different at the splashy afternoon event as he wore his hair longer and had a deep summer tan.It has been many months since the 60-year-old - who will reportedly attend King Charles' coronation - posed on a red carpet; the last time was in June 2022 for a Top Gun: Maverick event in Seoul, South Korea. Also at the event were Oscar nominees Jamie Lee Curtis, who was there for her film Everything Everywhere All At Once and Michelle Williams who is plugging The Fabelmans. Scroll down for the list of Oscar nominees...  The boy is back: Tom Cruise was seen on a red carpet for the first time in eight months as he attended the annual Academy Award luncheon in Los Angeles on Monday Hanging in there: The Top Gun: Maverick star was there to support the 2022 blockbuster summer film.

EXCLUSIVE: There’s more star power on board for Guy Ritchie and Jerry Bruckheimer’s new war movie, The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare, we can reveal, ahead of its February 13 start date.

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are returning for the fourth installment of Bad Boys.The news comes one year after Will, 54, slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars over his joke about wife Jada Pinkett Smith's hair.The fourth film in the franchise was confirmed by Sony Pictures, according to Variety.On Tuesday morning, Will shared an Instagram video announcing the news - with Martin, 57, making an appearance in the clip. The latest: Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are returning for the fourth installment of Bad Boys The Bad Boys franchise began in 1995, with the sequel released in 2003 and the third film in 2020.The fourth film in in pre-production, the outlet reported.The script will be written by Chris Brenner, with Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah set to direct once more. Jerry Bruckheimer is set to produce the project along with Will, Doug Belgrad and Chad Oman.

Today on social media, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence announced that they’re definitely reteaming for a fourth Bad Boys movie which is in early pre-production at the studio with Bad Boys for Life Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah returning to direct from a script by Chris Bremner. 

Gregory Allen Howard, the first African American screenwriter for a $100 million drama with Remember The Titans, died today in Miami, Florida following a brief illness. He was 70 and his death was confirmed by his publicist.

EXCLUSIVE: CBS‘ Fire Country is adding Zach Tinker (Big Sky, Days of Our Lives) to its Season 1 cast.

EXCLUSIVE: Fast-rising filmmakers Travon Free and Martin Roe have signed with CAA for representation, at the same time announcing the Paramount Pictures film Razorblade Tears, based on the New York Times bestselling novel by S.A. Cosby, as their next project.

Top Gun: Maverick scored six Oscar nominations this morning including best picture, along with adapted screenplay by Ehren Kruger & Eric Warren Singer, sound, film editing, visual effects and original song for the Lady Gaga tune Hold My Hand. The film’s emergence as a best picture threat might have seemed an impossible mission, in that a summer movie that grosses nearly $1.5 billion worldwide moves popcorn, not Oscar voters. This Paramount Pictures film has proven to be the exception and one big reason is this: if Tom Cruise didn’t rescue the theatrical box office business following the Covid pandemic, he certainly pulled it out of a nosedive. While Cruise did not get nominated for best actor, he is squarely in the mix as producer, alongside first time Oscar nominee and hitmaking stalwart Jerry Bruckheimer, Christopher McQuarrie (a double nominee counting the adapted screenplay category) and Skydance principal David Ellison.

EXCLUSIVE: A new installment of Tron is coming back online. The Dish hears that Disney is in early negotiations to set Joachim Rønning to direct Jared Leto in Tron: Ares. The film is crewing up, eyeing an August start date in Vancouver.

The Motion Picture Sound Editors on Monday unveiled nomination for the 70th annual MPSE Golden Reel Awards. Winners will be announced February 26 at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles.

Nicolas Cage has starred in a range of film genres throughout his career but one thing that he hasn’t done is star in a musical. The National Treasure actor is now talking about what character he would like to play if he were able to be in a musical.

While promoting her upcoming movie Babylon, Margot Robbie indicated that her Pirates of the Caribbean project was no longer happening, though producer Jerry Bruckheimer insists its still alive.Robbie, 32, told Vanity Fair in November they were developing a 'female-led' Pirates of the Caribbean story, 'which we thought would've been really cool, but I guess they don't want to do it,' referring to Disney, the studio that launched the franchise with 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.However, Bruckheimer, 79, insisted in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter  that the project is still very much 'alive.' Still happening: While promoting her upcoming movie Babylon, Margot Robbie indicated that her Pirates of the Caribbean project was no longer happening, though producer Jerry Bruckheimer insists its still alive Female-led: Robbie, 32, told Vanity Fair in November they were developing a 'female-led' Pirates of the Caribbean story, 'which we thought would've been really cool, but I guess they don't want to do it,' referring to Disney, the studio that launched the franchise with 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (poster above) Alive: However, Bruckheimer, 79, insisted in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the project is still very much 'alive'Bruckheimer said they were developing two different Pirates of the Caribbean movies, 'the one with Margot Robbie and one with a younger cast.''The Margot Robbie one needs a little more work. The younger cast one is close.

MARGOT Robbie’s Pirates Of The Caribbean will be made – despite her claiming it had been cancelled. Film producer Jerry Bruckheimer has insisted Margot Robbie’s version of the hit film franchise will still be made and just needs more work. It comes a month after Australian star Margot, 32, said in an interview the project had been shelved.

The Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer said he would 'love' to have star Johnny Depp back in the fold in a recent interview.The 79-year-old Hollywood superproducer sang Depp's praises while speaking with The Hollywood Reporter for an interview published Monday about his lengthy career.In it, Bruckheimer seemed on board to have the 59-year-old actor —  who reached a $1 million settlement with his ex-wife Amber Heard over his defamation suit against her on Monday — return to star in the series.Last month, sources told DailyMail.com that Depp would not be returning for a sixth film in the Pirates series, following a rumor that his name had been spotted on a call sheet. Back for more? Pirates Of The Caribbean series producer Jerry Bruckheimer, 79, said he would 'love' to see Johnny Depp return to the series in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Monday; seen December 10 in LA'I would love to have him in the movie,' Bruckheimer said while discussing the possibility of a sixth Pirates film.'He's a friend, a terrific actor and it's unfortunate that personal lives creep into everything we do,' he added.  Earlier in the interview, Bruckheimer was asked whether he believed Disney would allow Depp to lead another Pirates film.'You'd have to ask them.

Jerry Bruckheimer is a legendary producer, especially if you’re someone who grew up on ‘80s and ‘90s action films. But even after decades in the business, he’s still a powerhouse in the industry, producing things like the most recent “Bad Boys” sequel and “Top Gun: Maverick.” Bruckheimer is responsible for some of the biggest franchises in Hollywood right now.

Deadline on Thursday launched its streaming site for Contenders Film LA3C: Conversations With Contenders, the awards-season event that took place Saturday as part of the lineup of the LA3C culture and music festival in downtown Los Angeles.

Tom Cruise has become notorious for performing his own stunts, and Top Gun: Maverick is no exception. In fact, the entire cast underwent intense training in order to perform many of the wild aerial stunts that audiences saw on screen when they flocked to theaters in May to see Cruise reprise his role as Pete “Maverick” Mitchell more than three decades after the first film hit the big screen.

Deadline’s signature Contenders event hits downtown Los Angeles on Saturday for a hybrid in-person/virtual edition, partnering with the inaugural LA3C, the cultural festival developed by Deadline parent company PMC.

Partnering with this weekend’s inaugural LA3C developed by Deadline parent company, PMC, Deadline’s signature Contenders event hits Downtown Los Angeles on Saturday December 10 for a live in person/virtual edition and final Contenders -film opportunity before Oscar nomination voting begins. With films not previously highlighted at our previous LA and NY outings this Fall, A Man Called Otto, The Woman King, The Banshees Of Inisherin, Emancipation, and The Pale Blue Eye will be front and center for voters and public along with newly produced visits with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, Elvis, and Top Gun: Maverick all with talent appearing live at our venue, the J. W. Marriott at LA Live. Also returning to Deadline Contenders will be filmmakers from Till, Thirteen Lives, and Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio.

EXCLUSIVE: Up-and-coming actress Lisette Olivera (National Treasure: Edge of History) has signed with UTA for representation in all areas.