Olivia Wilde Fought for Theatrical Release of 'The Invite,' Says Film Made Her More Romantic
Actor-director Olivia Wilde revealed at the Locarno Film Festival that she advocated for her film 'The Invite' to receive a cinema release, citing industry practices that incentivize bypassing theatrical distribution. Wilde also stated that working on 'The Invite' has made her "so much more romantic," melting her cynical outlook.
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Olivia Wilde Says She Fought for ‘The Invite’ to Get a Cinema Release: “They Bribe You to Not Take Theatrical”
The big-name actor-director spoke out during a press conference at the Locarno Film Festival.
By Georg Szalai
Read full article →Olivia Wilde Talks Fight To Get ‘The Invite’ A Theatrical Release Following Sundance Response: “I Was Passionate About It With A Lot Of Support”
Olivia Wilde has revealed that she was “passionate” about getting a theatrical release for The Invite following the audience response to the comedy at Sundance. “I wanted to investigate this phenomenon that we found at Sundance when we felt the film have that chemical reaction with the audience the first time and it was extraordinary,” […]
By Melanie Goodfellow
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