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Suppliers try to lasso BRIC TV biz Call it fanciful, but when it comes to the entertainment industry's drive into the world's emerging markets, one can't help thinking of the wagon train pioneers, writes STEVE BRENNAN. » More  SHARPER PICTURE
Commentary: 'Simpsons' news piques interest of foreign press Hard Hollywood news once barely got a mention in the world's influential dailies published out of London, Paris or Rome, writes STEVE BRENNAN. But the fact that the immediate future of 'The Simpsons' is secure was big news globally. » More  SHARPER PICTURE
Producers try new creative and financial models As costs increase, television producers are trying new production and financial models, attempting to keep both viewers and accountants happy, writes STEVE BRENNAN. » More |
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TV Review: FlashpointIt's not every day you find yourself staring down a hostage-taking, emotionally wrought, lovelorn, heavyset Croatian. Unless, of course, you happen to be part of the SRU team in Toronto. » MoreTV Review: A Gunfighter's PledgeThe scenery is terrific and the costumes are perfect, but the only thing that separates Hallmark Channel's "A Gunfighter's Pledge" from being a top-notch Western is its far-fetched story, questionable casting, misleading title and stereotypical characters. » MoreTV Review: Elvis Mitchell: Under the InfluenceFilm critic Elvis Mitchell is a savvy host who poses good questions and engages in insightful conversation with his subjects.» More TV Review: I Survived a Japanese Game ShowWith ABC’s “I Survived a Japanese Game Show,” we get the equivalent of a 45-second YouTube video stretched to an hour, week after painful week. » More |
Interviews Q&A: Peter Berg
THR caught up with Berg about the dangers of political films, the business approach of Ben Silverman and what David Lynch overlooked. » More  Q&A: Peter Tolan
Peter Tolan applied a sardonic touch to TV projects such as "The Job" and "Rescue Me," and to his feature directorial debut "Finding Amanda." » More |
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