World Cup: U.S.-Belgium Draws Huge Ratings Worldwide; Warner Bros. Taps Russia's Fyodor Bondarchuk to Direct 'Odysseus;' BBC's 'Sherlock' to Return With Special Before Fourth Season; Universal to Open China Office
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World Cup: U.S. vs. Belgium Draws Huge Ratings Worldwide
The thrilling knockout match was a hit with international viewers, despite airing after midnight or in the early morning in several territories. | Read More
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‎Warner Bros. Taps Russia's Fyodor Bondarchuk to Direct 'Odysseus'
The filmmaker's WWII epic "Stalingrad" grossed $66 million last year, the strongest performance ever by a Russian film. | Read More
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'Sherlock' to Return With Special Before Fourth Season
The BBC One hit starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman will begin shooting the special in January 2015, with new episodes shooting later next year. | Read More
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Newspaper‎s react to the comedy group's first of 10 London performances, which included guest appearances by Stephen Fry and Stephen Hawking. | Read More
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It's Official: Universal to Open China Office, Taps Veteran Studio Executive Jo Yan
The studio will use the new Beijing-based office to bolster its standing in the world's second-largest moviegoing market. | Read More
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Online booking currently accounts for around $190 million per year, or five percent, of the total box office in China. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, July 02, 2014 at 9:28 AM.

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