Hannah Minghella
TriStar President Hannah Minghella Expands Her Role to Include Oversight of TV (Exclusive)
TriStar Pictures president Hannah Minghella is expanding her purview to include oversight of TriStar Television.
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TriStar Chief Hannah Minghella on ‘Wonder Woman’ Envy, ‘Baby Driver’ Buzz and Her Late Father’s Legacy
The daughter of Anthony Minghella and president of TriStar opens up about Sony's hands-off approach (really), new CEO Tony Vinciquerra and how the Trump presidency is affecting her.
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Sony Exec Shuffle: Hannah Minghella Moves From Columbia to Tristar
In other changes, David Beaubaire and Palak Patal join Columbia's executive ranks.
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Kirsten Schaffer Named Executive Director of Women In Film, Los Angeles
Gayle Nachlis, WIF's former exec director, will become senior director of education.
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Sony Hack: Why Two Execs With the Same Title — But Not Gender — Are Nearly $1M Apart in Pay
Writing anonymously for The Hollywood Reporter, a high-ranking film executive decries the fact that Hannah Minghella shares the same title with Michael De Luca, but not the same salary
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What’s Driving Sony’s Script Shopping Spree
The studio has spent, by some accounts, more than $4 million in the past month on written material
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Female Ghostbusters? Why Studios Want More Women-Led Blockbusters
It's no coincidence that films about lady superheroes and "Expendabelles" are among the projects in the works.
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‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ Movie in the Works at Sony
Producer Neal Moritz is working on a big-screen version of the $1 billion video game franchise, which is being written by Upright Citizens Brigade alums Evan Susser and Van Robichaux.
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Stacey Snider, Hannah Minghella Talk City Year’s Spring Break: Destination Education Fundraiser
The annual philanthropic event happens on April 20 and will feature performances by Skylar Grey and DJ Skyblu of LMFAO.
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NBC Entertainment’s Bob Greenblatt Steps Out as New Board Member of Education Nonprofit City Year L.A.
UPDATED: The NBC chief rings in the group's Opening Day, which welcomes City Year's 275 corps members who commit to a year tutoring in Los Angeles schools.
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