Marry Me
‘The Spiderwick Chronicles’ TV Series Won’t Show Single-Use Plastic Onscreen
Kat Coiro, the She-Hulk: Attorney at Law director-producer and director of Universal’s Marry Me, wants to see Hollywood stop showing single-use plastics onscreen. No more plastic water bottles. No more Solo cups. No more plastic baggies. To de-normalize the depiction of disposable plastic in film and TV and encourage viewers to use reusable containers — […]
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Where to Watch Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson in ‘Marry Me’ Online
Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson pulled on moviegoers’ heartstrings in Marry Me, the Kat Coiro-directed romantic comedy that debuted Feb. 11 in theaters and on Peacock online. The film will be available for digital download starting Sunday, March 13 and on Blu-ray and DVD Tuesday, March 29. Starring as a big-screen […]
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Why Owen Wilson Carries His Lunch in a Steel Container in ‘Marry Me’
Marry Me is setting the example for sustainability on the big screen. The film, starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson, avoids the use of single-use plastics onscreen. From water bottles to lunch boxes, the onscreen characters rely on reusable and eco-friendly items, thanks to director Kat Coiro and environmental nonprofit Habits of Waste. Last year, […]
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Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson’s ‘Marry Me’ Melts Hearts at Valentine’s Day Box Office
Universal’s Marry Me, starring Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson, won the Valentine’s Day box office race with $3 million after seeing its earnings jump 109 percent from Super Bowl Sunday. Marry Me overtook Death on the Nile and Jackass Forever to place No. 1 on Monday after opening in third position over the weekend. The […]
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Box Office: ‘Death on the Nile’ Tops Super Bowl Weekend With Subdued $12.8M
Kenneth Branagh’s Death on the Nile topped Super Bowl weekend at the domestic box office with a subdued $12.8 million amid ongoing reluctance among older moviegoers to return to theaters, and particularly older females. Super Bowl weekend is always a challenge for Hollywood studios. This year, the ongoing pandemic compounded matters. Universal opted to abandon […]
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Events of the Week: ‘Bel-Air,’ ‘Marry Me’ and More
As Hollywood events slowly return to New York and Los Angeles following the recent surge of Covid-19 cases, here’s a look at the week’s biggest premieres, parties and openings, including red carpets for Bel-Air, Marry Me and Broadway show The Music Man. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Skate Night Ahead of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’s fourth-season […]
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Maluma on His “Very Self-Centered” ‘Marry Me’ Character, Fashion Line and Hennessy Collaboration
Juan Luis Londoño is one of Latin music’s top singers, known around the world as Maluma. His chart-topping songs have a smooth reggaetón sound. He’s sold over 18 million records and his Papi Juancho world tour continues this year. He can now add feature film actor to his pop culture resume. Marry Me — his […]
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Box Office: ‘Death on the Nile,’ ‘Marry Me’ Start Super Bowl Weekend Run
The Jennifer Lopez-Owen Wilson romantic comedy Marry Me started its walk down the aisle with $525,000 in Thursday night previews from 2,700 theaters at the domestic box office, while Kenneth Branagh’s Death on the Nile set sail with $1.1 million from 3,280 locations. Death on the Nile‘s preview grosses includes special Wednesday screenings in Imax […]
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Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson in ‘Marry Me’: Film Review
A pop singer impulsively marries a stranger after discovering that her fiancé has been cheating on her in this romantic comedy directed by Kat Coiro.
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NBC Cancels ‘State of Affairs,’ ‘About a Boy,’ ‘Marry Me,’ ‘One Big Happy,’ ‘Constantine’
Producers Warner Bros. Television is shopping the rare DC Comics misfire elsewhere.
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‘Marry Me’: Art Imitates Life on the Set of NBC’s New Comedy
For newlyweds David Caspe and Casey Wilson, 'Happy Endings' was the just beginning as the showrunner and the actress reunite on the relationship comedy
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International Channels Hook Up with NBC Newbie Comedy ‘Marry Me’
Sony Pictures Television has licensed the sitcom to 74 territories over six continents
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