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Showstopper Coronavirus Has Decimated Live Entertainment — and It Isn't Letting Up Showstopper Coronavirus has decimated live entertainment — and it isn't letting up JULY 14, 2020 US $9.99 JAPAN ¥1280 CANADA $11.99 CHINA ¥80 UK £ 8 HONG KONG $95 EUROPE €9 RUSSIA 400 AUSTRALIA $14 INDIA 800 By Brent Lang, Jem Aswad and Manori Ravindran Matt Galsor, Congratulations on being recognized as a Variety Legal Impact Honoree. Irayo - thank you for all you do! Jim Cameron + Lightstorm Entertainment Untitled-7 1 7/9/20 5:40 PM CONTENTS Dave Franco makes his directorial debut in IFC Films’ “The Rental,” bowing July 24. P.2 2 P.3 0 P.3 6 P.9 3 The Shows Making Variety’s PBS Marks Can’t Go On His Move Power of Law Its 50th Year The live entertainment biz has been With “The Rental,” Dave Franco Entertainment attorneys have had to The public broadcaster is hard hit by the ongoing pandemic. steps away from acting to fulfill find new ways to serve clients due acknowledging the milestone by By BRENT LANG, JEM ASWAD a lifelong dream to direct. to the COVID-19 pandemic. Plus: continuing its mission of service. and MANORI RAVINDRAN By MATT DONNELLY The Legal Impact Report. By DANIEL HOLLOWAY (COVER) PHOTOGRAPH BY SPENCER LOWELL; (THIS PAGE) PHOTOGRAPH BY JOYCE KIM JOYCE BY PHOTOGRAPH (THIS PAGE) SPENCER LOWELL; BY PHOTOGRAPH (COVER) VARIETY 3 CONTENTS TOP BILLING 13 GLOBAL IMPACT National security law in Hong Kong is being felt around the world, including Hollywood 15 CARRIAGE CONCERNS Amazon and Roku are playing hardball with new streamers like HBO Max and Peacock 18 THE BIG TICKET Luke Evans discusses the new season of “The Alienist” and all the rings he’s kept from roles EXPOSURE P.4 2 19 DEVOUR Mírame restaurant is making Music attorney Dina its debut in Beverly Hills with LaPolt is Variety’s Power Variety, VOL. 348, NO. 20 (USPS 146- alfresco dining 820, ISSN 0011-5509) is published of Law honoree weekly, except the fourth week of June, the first week in July, and the 21 DIRT fourth and fifth weeks in December, with 40 special issues: Jan (8), Feb (8), Producer Gary Barber puts his June (7), Aug (6), Nov (5) and Dec (6) by Variety Media LLC, 11175 Santa L.A. penthouse on the block Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90025, a division of Penske Business Media. 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