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Description
From Double Indemnity (1944) to The Godfather
(1972), the stories behind some of the greatest
films ever made pale beside the story of the
studio that made them In the golden age of
Hollywood, Paramount was one of the Big Five
studios Gulf Westerns 1966 takeover of the
studio signaled the end of one era and heralded
the arrival of a new way of doing business in
Hollywood Bernard F Dick reconstructs the battle
that reduced the studio to a mere corporate
commodity and traces Paramounts devolution from
freestanding studio to subsidiary8212first of
Gulf Western, then of Paramount Communications,
and currently, of ViacomCBS Dick portrays the
new Paramount as a paradigm of todays Hollywood,
where the only real art is the art of the deal In
modern Hollywood, former merchandising executives
find themselves in charge of production on the
assumption that anyone who can sell a movie can
make one CEOs exit in disgrace from one studio,
only to emerge in triumph at another Corporate
raiders vie for power and control, purchasing and
selling film libraries, studio property,
television stations, book publishers, and more
The history of Paramount is filled with
largerthanlife people, including Billy Wilder,
Adolph Zukor, Sumner Redstone, Shari Redstone,
Sherry Lansing, Barry Diller, Michael Eisner,
Jeffrey Katzenberg, and more
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Description
From Double Indemnity (1944) to The Godfather
(1972), the stories behind some of the greatest
films ever made pale beside the story of the
studio that made them In the golden age of
Hollywood, Paramount was one of the Big Five
studios Gulf Westerns 1966 takeover of the
studio signaled the end of one era and heralded
the arrival of a new way of doing business in
Hollywood Bernard F Dick reconstructs the battle
that reduced the studio to a mere corporate
commodity and traces Paramounts devolution from
freestanding studio to subsidiary8212first of
Gulf Western, then of Paramount Communications,
and currently, of ViacomCBS Dick portrays the new
Paramount as a paradigm of todays Hollywood,
where the only real art is the art of the deal In
modern Hollywood, former merchandising executives
find themselves in charge of production on the
assumption that anyone who can sell a movie can
make one CEOs exit in disgrace from one studio,
only to emerge in triumph at another Corporate
raiders vie for power and control, purchasing and
selling film libraries, studio property, televisio
n stations, book publishers, and more The history
of Paramount is filled with largerthanlife people,
including Billy Wilder, Adolph Zukor, Sumner
Redstone, Shari Redstone, Sherry Lansing,
Barry Diller, Michael Eisner, Jeffrey Katzenberg,
and more
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(PDF) Engulfed The Death of Paramount Pictures
and the Birth of Corporate Hollywood Ipad