Top Gun: Maverick Streaming Release Update Shared By Paramount Head
As it continues to score big at the box office, Paramount head Tom Ryan offers a Top Gun: Maverick streaming release update. The Tom Cruise action movie sequel languished in development hell for over a decade when Paramount first began putting plans together in 2010 for Cruise and Val Kilmer returning with producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Tony Scott. Scott's suicide in 2012 initially put Top Gun: Maverick in turnaround before Joseph Kosinski was brought on in 2017 to take over the director's chair.
Filming on Top Gun: Maverick would finally kick off in mid-2018 and run through early 2019 with plans for it to hit theaters July 2019. As the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the world and the cast and crew were brought back to shoot various complex action sequences, Top Gun: Maverick would see its release date delayed multiple times as Cruise continued to fight for a solely theatrical experience. The action sequel would finally take off on May 27 and score rave reviews from critics and audiences alike and set multiple box office records.
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In a recent interview with Variety regarding the studio's plans, Paramount Streaming CEO Tom Ryan has offered a Top Gun: Maverick streaming release update. Ryan confirmed that while the 45-day theatrical window has been a success for Paramount in the past year, the Tom Cruise sequel is not being viewed through this model and a streaming release date has yet to be determined for the film. See what Ryan shared below:
«I think a year or so ago, there was a lot of discussion about what the right model was for movies to streaming, and we were one of the first, if not the first, to come out with the 45-day post theatrical,
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