the mummy of tom cruise was released on august 17, 2018.
release date of the mummy of tom cruise?
august 17, 2018
on october 14, 2015, "the hollywood reporter" reported that kurtzman and spaihts has two scripts with a male and a female mummy villain. on november 24, 2015, variety reports that tom cruise is in talks to star in the film. variety also reports that cruise isn’t expected to produce, but he will play a major part in development. on december 8, 2015, "the hollywood reporter" has reported that sofia boutella is in talks for the female mummy role in the reboot. it was announced that cruise and boutella will star in the reboot with a june 9, 2017, release date. in march 2016, "variety" and "the hollywood reporter" has reported that annabelle wallis and jake johnson are in talks for a role of an archaeologist and a member of the military. the film began production in april 2016 located in oxford, england.
the mummy (universal film franchise)
in july 2008, united artists president of worldwide marketing dennis rice was replaced by michael vollman, who was tasked to develop a marketing strategy for the "troubled" "valkyrie", which had been "battered by constant media sniping". under vollman, by august 2008, the release date was changed to december 26, 2008, with reports citing commercial reasons for the move after a successful test screening. (the film was ultimately released on christmas day, december 25, 2008.) the release date was before the end of december, which "crucially" helped the film with a home distribution deal with the subscription channel showtime. in the same month of august, paula wagner left her position with the studio during the film's post-production. the changing release date for "valkyrie" drew criticism about the viability of united artists, and the studio aimed to combat the criticism leading up to the film's eventual release. in addition, the first theatrical trailer, released early in 2008, received "mixed buzz" over tom cruise's portraying von stauffenberg with an american accent. the trade paper "variety" described the trailer as "dour and ... like it was selling a talky stage play with a cast of old british actors". images of tom cruise as colonel von stauffenberg that surfaced during filming were widely ridiculed. terry press, a marketing consultant with the studio, said that "valkyrie" had been wrongly labeled as "the tom cruise eye-patch movie".
valkyrie (film)