New Line Trims Slate, Eyes Layoffs
7:54 PM PST 2/22/2011 by
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The move, which will see New Line release only four movies a year instead of six, follows sibling Warner Bros.' decision to scale back its studio releases.
Warner Bros.' decision to scale back its studio releases has hit sibling New Line Cinema, which is to undergo a further downsizing.
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