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Gwyneth Paltrow posted a sun-soaked Instagram carousel showing herself poolside with daughter Apple Martin, including a topless moment, as she enjoys summer. She’s been sharing bikini and topless clips in recent posts, and Apple, 23, is reportedly set to star in Nancy Meyers’ film Paris Paramount.
Renowned filmmaker Nancy Meyers is back after 11 years with an untitled Christmas 2027 comedy for Warner Bros., led by Penélope Cruz, Jude Law and Kieran Culkin alongside Emma Mackey and Owen Wilson. The film is a fresh take on her Paris Paramount project, originally set up at Netflix, which reportedly stalled over a $150 million budget before Warner Bros. revived Meyers’ script with Meyers set to write and direct. Production is backed by Ilona Herzberg with Diana Pokorny as an executive producer.
Warner Bros is reportedly in early talks to acquire Nancy Meyers' upcoming film, Paris Paramount, after it was pulled from Netflix due to budget concerns. Meyers will write and direct the film, which was set to star Scarlett Johansson, Penélope Cruz, Owen Wilson, and Michael Fassbender, but it is unknown if they will still be involved. The film tells the story of a filmmaking duo who reunite on set after falling in and out of love with each other. Meyers has a strong relationship with Warner Bros, having worked with them on her last project, The Intern.
Netflix has canceled Nancy Meyers' new film, Paris Paramount, due to budget issues. Meyers was demanding $150 million, while Netflix was offering $130 million. Fans of the rom-com director are upset, as Netflix has a track record of handing out similarly massive budgets to other genres. The film was set to star Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, and Michael Fassbender. However, the good news is that anyone else can join forces with Meyers to get the rom-com made.
Netflix has reportedly cancelled Nancy Meyers’ ensemble comedy, Paris Paramount, due to a budget dispute. Meyers requested $150 million for the film, while Netflix was only willing to provide $130 million. The movie was set to be Meyers’ first film since 2015’s The Intern and was gaining buzz in Hollywood with Scarlett Johansson, Penélope Cruz, Michael Fassbender, and Owen Wilson as potential cast members.