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TV Division Drives Lionsgate Profits
by | November 10, 2009
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How can a film studio make money even as its theatrical and DVD releases are underperforming? By following the Lionsgate model and getting into television. Back to Article
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Gordon Franklin Terry Sr
Gordon Franklin Terry Sr writes:
on Nov 10 2009 05:02 AM

George Lucas, who sold more movie tickets than any other director, says Movies are too risky now: TV's where "its at"

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