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Hassie Harrison joins Brandon Sklenar in Paramount’s The Rescue, a modern Western thriller.
Potsy Ponciroli will direct from a script by John Fusco, with production slated for next summer.
The Rescue centers on a rodeo cowboy whose skills are tested beyond the arena.
Harrison will next appear in Raven with Anthony Mackie and Pablo Schreiber.
Harrison recently returned to Yellowstone’s universe, portraying the character Laramie in Season 5.
The Rescue is produced by Down Home with executive producers and production partners connected to Skydance and Paramount’s ongoing collaboration.
Production will include Old Henry’s director Potsy Ponciroli at the helm and John Fusco writing the script.
The film is described as a modern Western with a rodeo setting featuring high-stakes action beyond the arena.
Deadline confirms Hassie Harrison's involvement and character dynamics among Sheridan's projects.
The project solidifies early 2026 production plans following a merger-era slate.

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Paramount released a 45-second teaser for Street Fighter (2026) featuring Cody Rhodes as Guile during a game awards event.
The teaser emphasizes exact character models, including Guile’s iconic flattop hairstyle.
THR notes the film’s visuals may look cartoonish, aligning with arcade origins while using live-action.
The article compares the new film to the 1994 version and the Sonic reboot, noting lessons from audience feedback.
The report situates Street Fighter (2026) within Paramount’s broader strategy amid renewed interest in game-to-film adaptations.
The piece highlights Don Sauvage and other characters, noting visual fidelity to game designs.
The article places Street Fighter (2026) in context with a longer history of video-game adaptations.
THR concludes the teaser sets expectations for a faithful yet contemporary adaptation.

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Ian Tuason is in final negotiations to direct the new Paranormal Activity film for Paramount.
The project is a reboot of the Paranormal Activity franchise produced by Blumhouse-Atomic Monster.
Oren Peli will also produce the reboot via Solana Films.
James Wan will be involved as a producer for the franchise.
The project is a collaboration between Paramount, Blumhouse-Atomic Monster, and co-financed by co-producer partners.
Tuason gained attention with Undertone, which premiered at Fantasia and won the audience award for Canadian movie.
Undertone's subject centers on paranormal activity and is heading to Sundance next month.
Tuason is repped by WME, 3 Arts Entertainment and Ziffren Brittenham.
The original Paranormal Activity filmgrossed $194.2 million on a $15,000 budget, fueling the franchise's profitability.
The project aims to revive a historically successful, low-budget horror franchise for a new generation.

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