Hollywood powerhouses meet a sleeping giant - latimes.com
In April, when DreamWorks Animation Chief Executive Jeffrey Katzenberg rebutted accusations of political motivations behind the company's decision to co-produce with the China Film Group an animated feature, "Tibet Code," he was telling the truth. But in September, when Sid Ganis, the former motion picture academy president who is involved in making "Transformers 4" in China, denied any self-censorship by pandering studios ("No filmmaker I know would do it that way"), he was stretching a bit.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Share This
Popular Posts
-
Fast and Furious 7 Script is Being Rewritten The script for Fast and Furious 7 is being rewritten according to The Hollywood Report...
-
Actor Russell Brand reduces BBC newsman to stunned silence with diatribe against corporate oligarchy | The Raw Story Actor and comedian...
-
Cannes: Fortissimo Picks Up Child Slavery Doc 'The Chocolate Case' “ The Chocolate Case" is an important and f...
-
Christian Movie Studio Head Santorum Calls Hollywood ‘Playground’ of ‘The Devil’ | Mediaite Rick Santorum’ s new career as CEO of EchoLigh...
-
Gallery: Hollywood's sexy sex scenes - CNN.com Adele Exarchopoulos, left, and Lea Seydoux star in "Blue is the Warmest Color,...
No comments:
Post a Comment