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Universal Pictures

Universal Pictures

Entertainment Providers

Universal City, CA 419,186 followers

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For more than 100 years, Universal has been the champion of entertaining, meaningful human stories. Our stories shine on screens big and small; in front of the camera and behind the scenes; from every corner of the globe, and every walk of life.   We’re in the business of delivering joy, excitement, wonder, thrill, and even a few tears: the experiences that make us human. Because when art and entertainment connect with people on a human level, when they celebrate the unique aspects that make us who we are — that’s when a story truly becomes Universal.  So whether you’re a fan, an industry hopeful, or an established professional looking to make their next big move, follow us in celebrating the unique stories, unforgettable experiences, and talented individuals who make the entertainment industry thrive.

Website
http://www.universalpictures.com/
Industry
Entertainment Providers
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Universal City, CA
Type
Public Company
Specialties
Major Movie Studio: Film development, production, marketing, and distribution & licensing

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  • Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner’s on-screen chemistry is, as Jacqueline Coley puts it, “absolutely palpable” in One Night Only, as the pair navigate a wild night across New York City filled with rom-com charm, serendipitous encounters, and unexpected turns. In the latest episode of Seen on the Screen, Monica and Callum join Jacqueline to discuss the making of the movie—from filming aboard a moving subway train and finding their comedic rhythm to the improvised moments that made it into the final cut. They reflect on the rom-coms that shaped them and why there’s still nothing quite like the magic of experiencing a movie in a packed theater. Watch the full conversation out now and catch One Night Only in theaters August 7th! 🗽🥰

  • What does it take to step inside a filmmaker’s vision? On the latest episode of Seen on the Screen, Lupita Nyong’o and Himesh Patel share what it was like working with Christopher Nolan on The Odyssey – a production defined by scale, precision, and a creative process unlike anything they experienced before. From shooting entirely on IMAX film to the dedication and emotional depth required to bring this story to life, Himesh and Lupita discuss how Nolan’s approach pushed them to expand their craft. Catch the full conversation, out now, wherever you get your podcasts! And experience Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey in theaters this Friday with special engagements in 70MM, 35MM, and IMAX Film!

  • What does it take to bring one of literature’s most loyal characters to the screen? 🎥 On the latest episode of Seen on the Screen, John Leguizamo shares his experience playing Eumaeus in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, from undergoing a remarkable physical transformation to working on a production grounded in authenticity and shot entirely on IMAX film. He also discusses the collaborative process of building character, his creative approach to acting, and the lessons learned from a career that has spanned more than 100 films across genres. Listen to the full conversation out now wherever you get your podcasts! And catch The Odyssey in theaters July 17th!

  • What does empathy look like on a blockbuster scale? In the latest Seen on the Screen episode, Colman Domingo recalls his first read of the Disclosure Day script and the emotional impact it left: a rare kind of storytelling that balances large-scale spectacle with an unwavering belief in humanity. Colman also spills the tea on being red carpet ready and dishes on co-star Emily Blunt’s “performance for the ages” in Disclosure Day. Watch the full episode out now! And don’t miss Disclosure Day only in theaters June 12!

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    In our latest episode of Seen on the Screen, writer/director Curry Barker discusses crafting the horror of Obsession and touches on why the final 15 minutes of a movie can make—or break—the audience's experience. From building suspense to crafting a satisfying payoff, Curry shares how his new film came to life as a story driven by a single wish. Catch the conversation out now and don’t miss Obsession only in theaters!

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