SSN ushers in spring with an in-depth analysis of 20th Century Fox, the only studio we’ve examined that hasn’t spent at least a brief stretch of time in the last five years as the highest-grossing shop in town. Since we’re now two-plus months into 2014, and Fox has only released a trio of films thus far, we’ll look at 2013 as both past and present in Part One.
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Part Two of
SSN’s studio analysis of Fox centers on the Fox films of 2013 and what’s still to come.
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There’s no denying that Fox can be a tumultuous place to work. In the wake of Tom Rothman’s 2012 departure, and as DreamWorks head Stacey Snider is poised as his possible replacement, SSN examines what might happen if Snider comes aboard, as well as a look at what life was like at Fox during Rothman’s tenure.
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SSN concludes our studio analysis of Fox bytaking a look at what the future has in store for Fox, as well as what Fox has in store for us. This space was previously filled with movies releasing in 2014, but given that we are well into the year, we will be taking a closer look at 2015 and beyond.
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Alan Ladd, Jr.—aka “Laddie”—started as an agent and producer before becoming Head of Creative Affairs and then Pres. of Twentieth Century Fox, championing
Star Wars,
All That Jazz, Alien and
Breaking Away. He eventually went back to producing via The Ladd Company.
SSN spoke to Ladd about his time at Twentieth Century Fox, budget problems with
Star Wars, and the changes he’s seen within the studio system.
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SSN spoke with Feig about what enticed him to sign with Fox, how he handles studio notes and whether he’ll bring McCarthy and Bullock back together for a spinoff of
The Heat.
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