The deal continues Gibson’s long association with Lionsgate, where he made his two most recent films: the Oscar-nominated war ...

He wants American studios to produce films within the United States. Meanwhile, one of his special ambassadors, Mel Gibson, who was supposed to help save Hollywood, is shooting his new film in Italy.

Former US Pardon Attorney Liz Oyer describes “damaging and destructive” policies happening behind the scenes at the Justice ...

Despite Bondi's decision, Gibson can't necessarily own a gun anywhere in the United States — different states have different restrictions, regardless of the federal decision. Amanda Edwards/Getty ...

Recently appointed “special ambassador” to Hollywood Mel Gibson and Italian producer ... cultural ties between Italy and the United States. Related Stories News Mel Gibson Sets 'Resurrection ...

Many recent blockbusters have filmed in the United Kingdom, New Zealand or elsewhere, largely thanks to tax incentives.

Former U.S. pardon attorney Liz Oyer was fired after refusing to recommend restoring Mel Gibson’s gun rights. She speaks out about Trump’s abuse of the pardon system to reward allies and donors, DOJ ...

WASHINGTON – United States Justice Department officials will allow American actor Mel Gibson, a prominent supporter of US President Donald Trump, to own guns again, ending a once-contentious ...

In early April 2025, a claim spread online that actor Mel Gibson, who was recently appointed "special ambassador to Hollywood" by U.S. President Donald Trump, had his Second Amendment right to ...

Recently appointed “special ambassador” to Hollywood Mel Gibson and Italian producer ... cultural ties between Italy and the United States. We understand from sources that Iervolino and ...

Meanwhile, many countries have established incentive programs to attract foreign productions and have signed bilateral agreements with various nations — but never with the United States ...

Mel Gibson will be allowed to own guns again ... with prosecutors that kept him out of jail. Federal law in the United States bans all those with felony convictions, and most people with domestic ...