Warcraft Monster - H 2015
Courtesy of Dunan Jones/@manmademoonTencent Pictures, the film investment banner of Chinese online giant Tencent, has revealed new partnerships with Legendary Pictures and Wanda Cinemas.
The deal with Legendary will see Tencent partner on the production of upcoming video game adaptation Warcraft, according to the announcement.
Wanda’s deal will involve using China’s largest cinema chain to host marketing and promotional activities.
Tencent was among the investors in Monster Hunt, which recently became the most successful film in Chinese cinemas, and has been making a major play into the entertainment business. Just today a partnership with Hong Kong’s Celestial Pictures was revealed that will see the two remake the 1976 Shaw Brothers classic The Magic Blade.
Earlier this month Tencent set up production banner Penguin Pictures to “engage in the self-production of primarily online dramas, minority investments in movies, as well as to develop our own talent pool of artists.”
More from The Hollywood Reporter
-
Women in Entertainment 2021
“Keep Pushing Boundaries”: Jennifer Aniston and Selma Blair Honored at The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Event
![]()
-
Women in Entertainment
Jennifer Garner, Tessa Thompson Surprise High School Girls With Nearly $1M in College Scholarships at THR’s Women in Entertainment Event
![]()
-
Women in Entertainment 2021
Molly Shannon Celebrates Women Creating “Sea Change” in Hollywood: Women in Entertainment
![]()
-
Women in Entertainment 2021
Nikole Hannah-Jones Issues Call to “Imagine a Different World”: Women in Entertainment
![]()
-
Women in Entertainment 2021
Jennifer Aniston, Selma Blair, Molly Shannon, Nikole Hannah-Jones, Sherry Lansing and More Attend The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment
![]()
-
![]()
