Briarcliff Rescues Jonathan Majors Film ‘Magazine Dreams,’ Plans Early 2025 Theatrical Release

The film was orphaned by Searchlight Pictures following Majors’ guilty verdict for assault and harassment

Magazine Dreams
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“Magazine Dreams” is turning the page.

The drama, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2023, quickly became one of the most buzzed-about films at the festival and was promptly acquired by Searchlight Pictures. But after its star Jonathan Majors was found guilty of assault and harassment, the studio dropped the movie from its release schedule. It was initially thought of as a potential Oscar powerhouse, especially for Majors’ towering lead performance.

Now, Briarcliff Entertainment, which is releasing the similarly hot-button Donald Trump movie “The Apprentice” later this month, has acquired the rights to “Magazine Dreams.” Briarcliff is planning an early 2025 release.

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