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Jessie Buckley urges film industry to back grassroots talent over Oscar campaigns

Jessie Buckley said the film industry may place too much emphasis on Oscar marketing campaigns instead of nurturing emerging filmmakers. She spoke in London at the BFI and Chanel awards, where four recipients each received £20,000.

Jessie Buckley said nurturing emerging filmmakers may offer more potential than large Oscar marketing campaigns.
Four BFI and Chanel award recipients each received £20,000 to develop their work.

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The Guardian Film14 Oct 2026, 20:38

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Tom Cruise’s Digger forecast to lose $245m at the box office

Tom Cruise’s satirical black comedy Digger is forecast to lose about $245m at the box office, according to Hollywood analysts. Ticket sales fell by roughly 60% in its second weekend, while worldwide takings reached about $35m.

Analysts forecast that Digger could lose about $245m.
Ticket sales fell by roughly 60% in the film’s second weekend.

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BBC World12 Oct 2026, 14:29

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Tom Cruise’s Digger opens to $20m worldwide, risking up to $150m loss

Alejandro G Iñárritu’s Digger has opened to just $20m worldwide. The film cost at least $125m to produce, with some reports putting the production budget near $150m before marketing.

Digger took $20m worldwide in its opening weekend.
The film earned $8m in North America and $12m across 74 international markets.

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The Guardian Film5 Oct 2026, 02:15

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‘Digger’ ad contrasts French praise with Americans’ colder reaction

Warner Bros. has released a new advertisement for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s ‘Digger’, starring Tom Cruise. The spot contrasts praise from international critics with less favorable reactions from American counterparts after the film’s weak opening.

Warner Bros. has released a new ‘Digger’ ad contrasting international and American critical reactions.
The film recorded the lowest opening weekend for a Tom Cruise movie in 19 years.

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The Hollywood Reporter Movies4 Oct 2026, 17:29

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Warner Bros. answers negative ‘Digger’ buzz with ‘Decide for Yourself’ ad

Warner Bros. released a new ad for Tom Cruise’s “Digger” featuring sharply divided reactions to the film. The trailer contrasts “Masterpiece” with “Unpleasant,” alongside “Brilliant” and “Baffling,” and urges moviegoers to decide for themselves.

Warner Bros. released a new ad for Tom Cruise’s “Digger.”
The trailer urges moviegoers to decide for themselves.

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Variety Film29 Sept 2026, 22:13