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Jonathan Majors' film 'Magazine Dreams' is still headed for theaters, despite being dropped by Searchlight in January following the star's criminal conviction. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that studio Briarcliff has picked up the project for distribution and plans to release it in theaters in the first quarter of 2025.
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00:00Jonathan Major's film magazine Dreams is still headed for theaters,
00:03despite being dropped by Searchlight in January following the star's criminal conviction.
00:10The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that studio Briarcliff has picked up the project for
00:14distribution and plans to release it in theaters in the first quarter of 2025. The distributor has
00:21a history of acquiring controversial projects and is next set to release the Donald Trump feature
00:25The Apprentice later this month after no major Hollywood studio would touch it. Magazine
00:30Dreams bowed at Sundance in 2023 to rave reviews for Major's performance as amateur bodybuilder
00:36Killian Maddox, with the actor earning early awards buzz. Disney-owned Searchlight acquired
00:41the project after a bidding war, but ultimately dropped the movie after Major's was convicted
00:45of assault and harassment stemming from an incident involving his ex-partner Grace Jabari. Major
00:51spent 18 months training for the role, which earned comparisons to Robert De Niro's work
00:55in Taxi Driver. The film shot for 24 days around Los Angeles and won the Creative Vision Jury
01:01Prize at Sundance. Majors was once one of the top rising stars of his generation. Following
01:06his conviction, Marvel Studios dropped Majors as villain Kang the Conqueror, while Lionsgate
01:11dropped his Dennis Rodman movie 48 Hours in Vegas before it began production. For more on
01:16the story, head to THR.com. And for the latest entertainment news and updates, keep watching The Hollywood
01:21Reporter News.
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