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But his film, like "Fahrenheit" before it, is now to be released in a heated political season.

Many were left wondering whether Steven Spielberg would follow suit as Star Wars VIII is now to be released on the same day as his adaptation of Ready Player One.

Where the Wild Things Are, now to be released by Warner Bros, has been a long time coming: Jonze reportedly turned down Memoirs of a Geisha to concentrate on what's been repeatedly referred to as his "pet project".

It is allegedly the first in a series of reissues, with new editions of What's The Story (Morning Glory)? and Be Here Now to be released later in the year.

The more robust Mr. Wainwright was so productive that the "Want" project, which he initially wanted to release as a double CD, is now to be released in two parts.

He is now scheduled to be released in 2016.

That didn't happen, and it's now scheduled to be released here in March.

The dissident, Rebiya Kadeer, 57, is now due to be released a year early, in 2006.

In related news, The Interview is now unlikely to be released at all in Asia, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Already delayed by the political uncertainty in Greece, €18bn is now expected to be released to recapitalise the banks.