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David Poland's Movie City News says tonight, about Paramount Classics:
The Hum At Paramount Remains John Lesher Taking Over Classics... But Then Again, The Last Lesher Rumor And The Ortenberg "Sure-Bet" Died Off... But Pressure Is Growing To Get Someone In Place In Time For The Sundance Market
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www.indiewire.com | April 19, 2011 7:52 AM
Whats_the_latest_at_paramount_classics.. Keen :)
bert_duck | October 27, 2005 5:05 AM
Whoever takes over Paramount Classics will have the same problem as the war in Iraq. Either way, it is a losing battle with the head Paramount executives. I would not be surprised in 2 years if Paramount closed down the classics division .The plan from the parent company makes no sense for a art house company. Just release movies from MTV Films. Most of those suck anyway.