Charlie Sheen is set to star in “Mad Families,” a movie heading to Sony’s streaming service Crackle, Variety has learned. Sheen, who is also attached as an executive producer, will star alongside…
Crackle wants to figure out the future of advertising, from streaming to virtual reality. Eric Berger, GM and senior VP of the Sony-owned streaming service, revealed plans to experiment with…
Crackle is looking to produce original virtual reality (VR) programming, revealed Crackle GM and SVP Eric Berger at Variety's Entertainment and Technology Summit in Los Angeles Wednesday. Crackle is…
What we watch and play, and the increasingly diverse and advanced means we use to view video and media content, will be the focus of the Variety Entertainment & Technology Summit, which takes place…
There are four sex scenes in the 54-minute pilot of “Startup.” The drama, from Sony’s streaming platform Crackle, follows an unlikely group of collaborators in Miami who band together to develop a…
Crackle is spicing up its lineup with a new player, “StartUp.” The series, starring Adam Brody, Edi Gathegi, Martin Freeman, and Otmara Marrero, follows a group of unlikely allies in the quest to…
“Harry Potter” star Rupert Grint will executive produce and star in upcoming Crackle series “Snatch,” an adaptation of the Guy Ritchie movie of the same name. The hourlong scripted drama, consisting…
Crackle, Sony's free video-streaming network, has acquired the complete series of Harmony Gold's 1980s sci-fi anime series "Robotech," as well as the feature film “Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles.”…
Sony’s Crackle has ordered a 10-episode, one-hour drama series based on Guy Ritchie’s 2000 heist movie, “Snatch.” The free, ad-supported Internet TV network announced the new show at its 2016 upfront…
Crackle, the free, ad-supported Internet TV service from Sony Pictures Television, announced that it will launch a virtual-reality theater experience and will offer sponsorship opportunities in VR to…
Crackle, Sony Pictures Television's free, ad-supported streaming entertainment network, will become available on Comcast’s Xfinity on Demand service on Wednesday, April 20. The launch of Crackle by…
