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Wbd’s Korean ‘Intern’ Remake; Sony India TV Exec Exit; Netflix Taiwan Series Casting & Trailer; Meg Ryan Honored In Sarajevo; ITV Orders More ‘Jeopardy’ — Global Briefs
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Warner Bros. Discovery Strikes Film Deal With Former Staffer; ‘The Intern’ To Be Remade

Warner Bros. Discovery is getting into business with one of its longest-serving execs in Asia and will remake The Intern as part of the agreement. The entertainment powerhouse has struck a first-look film deal with Jack Nguyen and his Joat Films. Under terms of the deal, Nguyen will present Asia-focused films to the studio with an emphasis on local-language remakes of Wbd’s English-language films. First off of the line will be a Korean remake of 2015 comedy-drama The Intern, which starred Robert De Niro, Anne Hathaway and Rene Russo. “Jack is an industry veteran with a second to none understanding of the film production business across Asia,” said Kurt Rieder, SVP, Head of Theatrical Distribution, Apac, Wbd. “There is a strong appetite for remakes of universally popular Hollywood stories across the region, and we look forward...
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  • 8/5/2024
  • by Jesse Whittock, Zac Ntim and Max Goldbart
  • Deadline Film + TV
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