Sony Pictures Animation Names Kristine Belson President
New exec will lead the development and production of original material as well as current and future franchises
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Craig Ferguson, Lionsgate Enter Multi-Year Overall TV Agreement
“I’m delighted that Lionsgate is now so successful that they can even add me to their otherwise prestigious cavalcade of stars without significantly damaging their brand,” the comedian says
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Bonnie Arnold, Mireille Soria Named Co-Presidents of Features at DreamWorks Animation
The two veteran producers will oversee film development and production at studio
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TheWrap’s Film Critics Pick 10 Best Movies of 2014
From “Boyhood” to “Selma” — Alonso Duralde, Inkoo Kang and James Rocchi offer up their favorite films of the year
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DreamWorks Animation Purchase by SoftBank Is ‘Bad Business,’ Leading Analyst Says
“The question is why buy a studio with such limited output?” asks BTIG’s Rich Greenfield
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10 Biggest Box-Office Bargains: How This Summer’s Hits Stack Up
Modestly budgeted “Fault in Our Stars,” “Purge: Anarchy,” and “Neighbors” brought big-time returns. Here’s how the grosses and budgets of summer’s biggest movies compare
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DreamWorks Animation Loses Money for the Second Quarter in a Row
It’s not reaping the benefits of ‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ just yet
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Why ’22 Jump Street’ Took Off at the Box Office – and ‘Dragon 2’ Didn’t (Video)
Beyond Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill, Father’s Day, timing and the laugh factor all contributed to R-rated comedy’s surprise win
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Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill’s ’22 Jump Street’ Powers to Strong $5.5 Million at Thursday Night Box Office
The comedy and “How to Train Your Dragon 2,” which took in $2 million Thursday, are expected to knock off “Fault in Our Stars” this weekend
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‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ Tracking to Breathe Box-Office Fire
DreamWorks Animation family sequel looking at $55 million-$70 million; ’22 Jump Street’ at $45 million-$50 million
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Kristen Wiig Comedy ‘The Heart’ in Peril Over Budget Woes (Exclusive)
Indian Paintbrush is rethinking its commitment to financing the next film from Jim Rash and Nat Faxon
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DreamWorks Animation Can Still Make Money From Movies That Don’t
Investors will still be high on DreamWorks Animation if “Mr. Peabody and Sherman” fails at the box office
