Drones In Hollywood
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Video: Moment Iran Struck US-Owned Ship With Indian Sailors On Board
Nighttime. Wartime. A ship. Then, a fireball. The night lit up, and the surface of the sea reflected bright yellow flames. It would have passed off as a scene from a found-footage Hollywood film.
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Oscars 2026 Security Beefed Up Due To Threat Of Iran Attack? Executive Producer Clarifies
Executive producer Raj Kapoor said, "It's something that we don't take lightly, and we take a lot of responsibility for"
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Angelina Jolie Makes Surprise Visit To Ukraine Border City Kherson Amid Russian Drone Strikes
Her visit comes immediately after recent drone attacks in the war-scarred city and also marks her second visit to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion
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Up, Up, and Away: New Zealand Drone Makers Target Hollywood
New Zealand firms are using the country's reputation for innovation in the film industry to stake out claims to what is expected to be a drone boom in Hollywood.
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Up, Up, And Away: New Zealand Drone Makers Target Hollywood
Deep in New Zealand's dairying heartland, drone maker Aeronavics tests aircraft designed to corner the fast-growing emerging market for unmanned aerial vehicles in the film and television business.
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This is Happening: Top Gun 2 and Tom Cruise as Maverick 2.0
The now 50-plus Tom Cruise's Maverick 2.0 will operate in a world of "drone technology and fifth generation fighters," revealed producer David Ellison
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Tom Cruise to beat drones in Top Gun 2?
Top Gun 2 is still happening, says producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and the plot of the sequel to the 1986 Tom Cruise starrer is modern.
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From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
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Video: Moment Iran Struck US-Owned Ship With Indian Sailors On Board
Nighttime. Wartime. A ship. Then, a fireball. The night lit up, and the surface of the sea reflected bright yellow flames. It would have passed off as a scene from a found-footage Hollywood film.
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Oscars 2026 Security Beefed Up Due To Threat Of Iran Attack? Executive Producer Clarifies
Executive producer Raj Kapoor said, "It's something that we don't take lightly, and we take a lot of responsibility for"
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Angelina Jolie Makes Surprise Visit To Ukraine Border City Kherson Amid Russian Drone Strikes
Her visit comes immediately after recent drone attacks in the war-scarred city and also marks her second visit to Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion
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Up, Up, and Away: New Zealand Drone Makers Target Hollywood
New Zealand firms are using the country's reputation for innovation in the film industry to stake out claims to what is expected to be a drone boom in Hollywood.
-
Up, Up, And Away: New Zealand Drone Makers Target Hollywood
Deep in New Zealand's dairying heartland, drone maker Aeronavics tests aircraft designed to corner the fast-growing emerging market for unmanned aerial vehicles in the film and television business.
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This is Happening: Top Gun 2 and Tom Cruise as Maverick 2.0
The now 50-plus Tom Cruise's Maverick 2.0 will operate in a world of "drone technology and fifth generation fighters," revealed producer David Ellison
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Tom Cruise to beat drones in Top Gun 2?
Top Gun 2 is still happening, says producer Jerry Bruckheimer, and the plot of the sequel to the 1986 Tom Cruise starrer is modern.
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From Hollywood to Kansas, drones are flying under the radar
They hover over Hollywood film sets and professional sports events. They track wildfires in Colorado, survey Kansas farm crops and vineyards in California. They inspect miles of industrial pipeline and monitor wildlife, river temperatures and volcanic activity.
