Chris Dodd
MPAA Comms Chief Matt Bennett Stepping Down
Matt Bennett is departing the Motion Picture Association of America as executive vp of communications, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed.
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MPAA Chief Chris Dodd Leaves Complicated Legacy
The major Hollywood studios have decided to part ways with Dodd, who hasn't yet decided on his next career move: "I'll find something."
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New MPAA Chief Charles Rivkin Brings Extensive Hollywood Credentials
Rivkin is succeeding Christopher Dodd, who is stepping down after six years.
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MPAA Shake-Up: Chairman Christopher Dodd to Be Replaced by Charles Rivkin
The transition will take place Sept. 5.
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Berlin: Refugee Crisis Overshadows Opening-Night Premiere
The 'Hail Caesar' premiere turned into "hail German chancellor Angela Merkel" as style and politics mixed at 66th edition's opening-night ceremony.
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Bob Iger, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Mark Zuckerberg Dine With President Obama, China’s President at State Dinner
A crowd of Hollywood and Silicon Valley heavyweights gathered in Washington for the black-tie affair, as Obama privately pushed President Xi Jinping to do more to end cyber attacks and piracy.
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Producer Protests R Rating for Hollywood Sexual Abuse Doc ‘An Open Secret’
The producer, Gabe Hoffman, had a letter delivered to MPAA chief Christopher Dodd on Friday that says the film used "extremely bland language" so as to avoid an R rating.
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Shanghai International Film Festival: MPAA Chief Chris Dodd Stresses Importance of Chinese Cooperation in Battling Piracy
The former U.S. senator delivered a keynote speech at the festival that emphasized that "creative rights need to be respected."
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MPAA Extends CEO Chris Dodd’s Contract to 2018
The former senator's contract has been extended to 2018.
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MPAA Chief Chris Dodd Responds to Obama’s Comments on Sony Hack
The president discussed the devastating studio hack in his State of the Union address Tuesday.
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MPAA and National Association of Theatre Owners Ban Google Glass, Other Wearable Tech
Glasses, smartwatches and other devices must be turned off and stowed
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