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Netflix pulls the plug on its big-budget, star-studded Nancy Meyers rom-com - Vimarsana News

Netflix pulls the plug on its big-budget, star-studded Nancy Meyers rom-com

The film, which has been known as Paris Paramount, was eyeing the likes of Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, and Penélope Cruz to star

I Need to Know What Nancy Meyers Would Do With $150 Million for a Rom-Com - Vimarsana News

I Need to Know What Nancy Meyers Would Do With $150 Million for a Rom-Com

Meyers' planned Netflix project has been axed, reportedly over budget conflicts with the streamer, which only offered a paltry $130 million.

Scarlett Johansson, Penélope Cruz Circling New Nancy Meyers Movie - Vimarsana News

Scarlett Johansson, Penélope Cruz Circling New Nancy Meyers Movie

Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Michael Fassbender and Penelope Cruz are all eying director Nancy Meyers first project since 2015, which has been set up at Netflix: https://t.co/fwgws35VW3 pic.twitter.com/dLetljtMCM The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) March 6, 2023 source Nancy Meyers…

Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, and Michael Fassbender are eyeing Nancy Meyers' next movie - Vimarsana News

Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, and Michael Fassbender are eyeing Nancy Meyers' next movie

Scarlett Johansson, Owen Wilson, Penelope Cruz, and Michael Fassbender are in talks to join Nancy Meyers' Netflix project, Paris Paramount.

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Expanded 'Right to Farm' bill meets stiff opposition at committee hearing - Vimarsana News

Expanded 'Right to Farm' bill meets stiff opposition at committee hearing

Sen. Beau Ballard said his bill would protect Nebraska's top economic driver, but opponents say it would be too restrictive for small farmers and property owners.