May 14th, 2010
by David Leigh
Lenders agreed to extend the period for debt repayment for a fifth time to allow the troubled studio to arrange its affairs prior to a sale – or more likely now, a pre-packaged bankruptcy.
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May 6th, 2010
by David Leigh
Following the news last month that Bond 23 had been out on hold indefinitely, MGM’s lenders are expected to vote in favour of yet another debt extension
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April 20th, 2010
by David Leigh
Fans reacted first with shock and then with anger following the announcement from Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli that Bond 23 would be delayed “indefinitely”.
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April 20th, 2010
by David Leigh
Bad news was announced by Eon Productions on Monday, when they confirmed every Bond fans worst fear.
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April 12th, 2010
by David Leigh
Last week we reported that Sam Mendes had departed The Preacher in favour of directing Bond 23, according to the producer of that film.
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April 11th, 2010
by David Leigh
“We now have a terrific script that John August wrote. We were originally talking with Sam Mendes about doing the movie. Sam Mendes is going to go off and do the Bond movie, so there’s another director that we’re talking to right now.” So said Neal Moritz interviewed by Steve Weintraub on Collider.com seeming to […]
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April 10th, 2010
by David Leigh
MGM has been offered $500 million by Ryan Kavanaugh’s Relativity Media LLC and Ridley and Tony Scott express their interest in running the studio.
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April 7th, 2010
by David Leigh
The latest edition of MI6 Declassified has recently been published and is now available to order online. Although George Lazenby’s single Bond outing, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service,was a box-office success back in 1969, it has sometimes been cast as a failure. However, it is now considered one of the most loved adventures in the […]
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April 6th, 2010
by David Leigh
MGM’s steering committee has presented a plan to creditors to go it alone after bids came in disappointingly low.
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March 23rd, 2010
by David Leigh
Three potential backers are understood to have participated in the second round of bidding for MGM, which closed yesterday after being extended from Friday 19th March. Lions Gate Entertainment, Time Warner and Access Industries are all understood to have participated in the auction, although the offers they have made fall some way short of what […]
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