'Star Wars' London Injury to Sideline Harrison Ford for Eight Weeks; Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh: 'China Is Just as Important to Us as the U.S.;' DreamWorks, Mister Smith Kick Off CineEurope; Thai Military Gives Away Free Movie Tickets

If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view it in a browser. TOP STORIES 'Star Wars' Injury to Sideline Harrison Ford for Eight Weeks The actor broke his ankle Thursday and was hospitalized. | Read More Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh: 'China Is Just as Important to Us as the U.S.' In an interview with THR at the Shanghai Film Fest, the exec explains his big bets in China, including new equity investments from a state broadcaster and a local investment firm, and a distribution deal with a ... | Read More LATEST MOVIE NEWS CineEurope: DreamWorks, Mister Smith Show 'Water Diviner' Footage Studio president Jeff Small and David Garrett also kick-started this year's CineEurope with scenes from Al Pacino starrer "Danny Collins." | Read More Thailand's Ruling Military Gives Away Free Movie Tickets Other publicity stunts in the army's "happiness campaign" have included free broadcast of all World Cup games, free haircuts and a parade of pretty women in skimpy military attire. | Read More LATEST TV NEWS World Cup: BBC Backs 'Monotonous' Commentator After Twitter Backlash British soccer fans, including Ricky Gervais, criticized former Manchester United player Phil Neville for his commentary during the weekend's England-Italy clash. | Read More World Cup: Japan's Opening Match Logs Record Ratings The Samurai Blue's defeat by the Ivory Coast was the most-watched World Cup game with a morning start time in Japan, with hundreds of thousands more at screenings in bars, restaurants and stadiums. | Read More THE BUSINESS Shanghai Film Fest: Hollywood-China Deals in Focus U.S.-China link-ups form the backdrop to the 17th Shanghai International Film Festival. | Read More Shanghai Film Fest: Village Roadshow, Warner Bros. to Co-Produce 'Zhong Kui' The fantasy film is set for a Chinese New Year release. | Read More REVIEWS RECOMMENDED FOR YOU LAFF 2014: Olivia Munn, Demian Bichir on Their 'A-Ha' Moments and Why Budgets Don't Matter One of the most important parts of any young actor's journey is meeting a particular person who helps urge the creative process along, agreed the panelists at a conversation about acting held Sunday at the Los Angeles Film Festival. | Read More TLC Apologizes for Airing Expletive-Laden 'Honey Boo Boo' Episode in U.K. LONDON – Discovery Communications network TLC has apologized for breaching U.K. rules designed to protect kids from offensive language with an expletive-laden April episode of reality hit Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, media regulator Ofcom said Monday. | Read More You are currently subscribed to The Hollywood Reporter International newsletter as zakakl9000.worldmovies@blogger.com Unsubscribe | Newsletter Preferences | Forward To A Friend | Follow us on Twitter or Facebook ©2014 The Hollywood Reporter. 5700 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90036 All rights reserved. | Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy