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Solstice Studios buys TIFF title ‘Good Joe Bell’ in $20m worldwide deal

Distributor plans awards season run.Solstice Studios has acquired worldwide rights to TIFF acquisition title Good Joe Bell starring Mark Wahlberg in a reported $20m deal.Reinaldo Marcus Green directed the drama about a macho man who walks across the United States to talk about bullying after his gay son is persecuted at high school.Starring alongside Wahlberg […]

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Solstice Rings Up $20M Deal for Mark Wahlberg’s ‘Good Joe Bell’

Solstice Studios has sealed a deal for worldwide rights to filmmaker Reinaldo Green Marcus’ Good Joe Bell, a drama starring Mark Wahlberg and written by the Oscar-winning Brokeback Mountain duo Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana.The pact — valued at $20 million — comes on the heels of the film’s Sept. 14 premiere at the 2020 […]

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Mark Wahlberg Drama ‘Good Joe Bell’ Sells to Solstice Studios

Solstice Studios has bought the worldwide rights to the drama “Good Joe Bell,” starring Mark Wahlberg, for about $20 million, a source has confirmed to Variety.“Good Joe Bell,” directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, premiered Sept. 13 at the virtual Toronto International Film Festival. The deal closed Saturday. Solstice is planning a theatrical release during the […]

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Faizon Love files race discrimination suit against Universal alleging he was cut from poster for 2009 comedy because he was blackCuban-American actor Faizon Love has launched legal action against Hollywood studio Universal, saying he was cut out of the poster for the 2009 comedy Couples Retreat because he was black.In a filing in a Los […]
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