Tariffs won’t make Hollywood great again

Cinema United CEO Praises Trump's Push to Make U.S. Film Industry Great Again

Michael O’Leary, CEO of Cinema United -- the largest exhibition trade organization in the world, representing more than 31,000 movie screens in all 50 states -- is praising President Donald Trump's recent announcement about instituting a tariff on foreign film imports. O’Leary says he is prepared to consult with the White House and Congress to help the industry regain its footing in America. The post Cinema United CEO Praises Trump’s Push to Mak…

Will Trump’s film tariffs mean lights, camera, inaction for the world’s studios?

While it is unclear how film tariffs would be enforced, suggestion of new duties on non-US productions has put industry in panic mode.

Hollywood Studios Strategize on How to Handle Trump Tariff Threats at MPA Special Meeting

Inside the MPA special meeting as Hollywood studios strategize on how to handle Trump's film tariff threats.

California Attorney General Says He’s Considering a New Way to Stop Trump’s Hollywood Tariff Plan

Rob Bonta, the AG of California, believes the First Amendment could stop Donald Trump's Hollywood tariff plan

Hollywood's chaotic week of Trump, tariffs and tax break talk ends with no clear direction

The Motion Picture Assn. trade group met with its members Friday morning to talk about a response to President Trump's tariffs and actor Jon Voight's plan for helping Hollywood.

Tariffs won’t make Hollywood great again

Duties on foreign film productions would weaken the US movie industry