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Lionsgate Unveils New La La Land Poster for 10th-Anniversary Re-Release

7/23/2026

Summary

Story summary

Lionsgate released a new La La Land poster that raises actor Ryan Gosling’s hand to match actress Emma Stone’s for the film’s 10th-anniversary re-release.
Actor Ryan Gosling, who called the original flat wrist his “La La Hand,” approved the change after Lionsgate EVP Justin Manfredi informed him.
The movie will reopen in U.S. Dolby Cinema on August 16, 2026 and in the U.K. on August 28, 2026.

History

Historical Context

In 1997 James Cameron’s Titanic, made on a $200 million budget, became a cultural juggernaut, winning eleven Academy Awards and dominating box-office for twelve years. Its 20th-anniversary theatrical re-release in 2017, coordinated by Paramount and 20th Century Fox, revived audience interest and proved milestone screenings boost revenue. Inspired by that model, Lionsgate’s 2026 ten-year La La Land revival, overseen by EVP Justin Manfredi, follows the same strategy.

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Story summary

Lionsgate released a new La La Land poster that raises actor Ryan Gosling’s hand to match actress Emma Stone’s for the film’s 10th-anniversary re-release.
Actor Ryan Gosling, who called the original flat wrist his “La La Hand,” approved the change after Lionsgate EVP Justin Manfredi informed him.
The movie will reopen in U.S. Dolby Cinema on August 16, 2026 and in the U.K. on August 28, 2026.

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