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Jonathan Majors gets more bad news after his guilty verdict. After getting fired from Marvel Studios by Disney, his film Magazine Dreams also gets disappointing updates regarding its release. After the trial, the actor recently gave his interview, where he opened up about the accusations and everything from his point of view. He even got emotional while recalling the tough days. But his tough days are far from over now. The said film was initially set to release in December and might reportedly get shelved entirely. Scroll below for more.
The movie was directed by Elijah Bynum and premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. Majors plays the role of an amateur bodybuilder who struggles to find human connection, and his never-ending drive for recognition consumes him. It received a positive response at the film festival, and Majors was also praised for his portrayal of the role.
According to an insider, the movie will be released neither in the theatres nor on the OTT platforms. Jonathan Majors led Magazine Dreams under Searchlight Pictures, which is, unfortunately [for Majors] also owned by Disney. As per The Hollywood Reporter, the movie “does not see a scenario in which Searchlight opens the movie on the big screen.” It might also not get a place on streaming networks such as Disney+ or Hulu as they feel marketing would be difficult given the movie’s theme deals with violence. It might reflect poorly after his conviction.
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