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  • Ronald Volkman Try | Parramatta in major backflip after playmaker forced to leave club due to Jar…

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    Ronald Volkman scores a try for the Eels in their Round 25 clash with the Dolphins

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    Parramatta in major backflip after playmaker forced to leave club due to Jarome Luai signing

    Parramatta coach Jason Ryles has revealed the club is still hopeful of re-signing Ronald Volkman for next season despite the playmaker admitting he's been forced to look elsewhere due to the signing of Jarome Luai. The Eels have signed Laui for a one-year stint for 2027 before he heads to the PNG Chiefs in 2028.

    Last month it was revealed that talks between Volkman and the Eels had broken down and the playmaker would leave the club at season's end. A halfback by trade, Volkman has found a home at five-eighth this year and cemented his spot.

    Jarome Luai (L) will take Ronald Volkman's (R) spot at Parramatta. Image: Getty

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    Parramatta Eels playmaker left on outer linked with Sydney rivals

    Parramatta Eels playmaker Ronald Volkman has all but confirmed he will be leaving the Parramatta Eels at the end of the year, but has been linked with rivals the Cantebury Bulldogs.

    Volkman, off-contract at the end of this year with the blue and gold, was expected to only provide support to Mitchell Moses and Jonah Pezet throughout the course of the campaign, but has become a starting half in his own right.

    He has managed 16 games, but with Jarome Luai signed on a one-year deal for next year, it now appears likely he will head for the exit at the end of the year.

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  • ‘Marty Supreme’s Josh Safdie & Ronald Bronstein On Working Sans Benny; ’48 Hrs.’ & Making…

    ‘Marty Supreme’s Josh Safdie & Ronald Bronstein On Working Sans Benny; ’48 Hrs.’ & Making…

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    ‘Marty Supreme’s Josh Safdie & Ronald Bronstein On Working Sans Benny; ’48 Hrs.’ & Making Pic Where “No One Has Control Of Their Own Lives” – Crew Call Podcast

    Following the success of the Safdie brothers’ Uncut Gems, the siblings were ultimately drawn into different directions ultimately as filmmakers, with Benny gravitating toward the Dwayne Johnson MMA project The Smashing Machine and Josh, along with the duo’s scribe collaborator Ronald Bronstein, to an original tale of a post-World War II global ping-pong champ in Marty Supreme.

    On today’s Crew Call, Josh Safdie makes it clear there’s no bad blood between him and his bro. “People always want drama,” he tells us. He also explains what happened to the brothers’ 48 Hrs. redo at Paramount.

    Marty Supreme lit up like a Christmas three this past weekend with a per-theater average near $146,000, the best YTD and post-Covid, on its way to $875K at six NYC and L.A. theaters. The pic further expands this week on Christmas.

    The Safdies’ ‘48 Hrs’ Script Was Too “Original” for Paramount: “This Isn’t A Remake”

    This year’s 12th edition of the Scary Movies festival at Film at Lincoln Center premiered Ari Aster’s extended version of “Midsommar” this past Saturday.

    This project seems to have gotten lost in the ether. Back in 2017, Josh and Benny Safdie had been tasked by Paramount to reboot “48 Hrs,” with Jerrod Carmichael eyed to star. The brothers were coming off the acclaim of “Good Time,” but the project is dead—and, no surprise, the reason is that the script they submitted didn’t read like a remake.

    In a recent conversation for Deadline’s Crew Call podcast, filmmaker Josh Safdie and his writing partner Ronnie Bronstein—the duo behind Good Time and Uncut Gems—opened up about what ultimately happened to their planned remake of 48 Hrs.

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    Tension and Releases: Editor Ronald Bronstein on “Marty Supreme”

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    by Vikram Murthi in Editors, Interviews, Issues, Screenwriters, Sound & Visionaries
    on Dec 22, 2025

    Ronald Bronstein premiered his feature Frownland at South by Southwest the same year as Josh Safdie’s short We’re Going to the Zoo played, and he felt a pang of insecurity when he saw it. “I was like, ‘Oh, my God, there’s somebody also vying for the same kind of immediacy,” said the veteran writer-editor. “It was like my feet were made of lead; this guy was like a helium balloon.” Back in New York City, Josh introduced himself to Bronstein and convinced him to play a character based on his own father. Bronstein helped write and edit the project, which […]

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