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All Screen articles in 9 March 2006 – Page 5

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Endore-Kaiser joins Paramount specialty arm as senior vp, creative advertising

2006-03-03T00:00:00Z

Paramount's new-look specialty division has hired GuyEndore-Kaiser as senior vice president of creative advertising.Endore-Kaiser (pictured) arrives after serving three years atadvertising agency The Ant Farm, where he worked on campaigns for such titlesas Sin City and Matchpoint.'Guy's original thinking and strategic approach to creativefilm advertising are exceptional,' division president John ...
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Sony Classics wins PG-13 rating for Oscar nominated Noel

2006-03-03T00:00:00Z

Sony Pictures Classics has won its appeal to overrule the R ratingon Christian Carion's Oscar nominated Joyeux Noel (Merry Christmas) and will release the picture in the USwith a PG-13 rating in March.The MPAA appeals board agreed by a two-thirds majority to overturnthe earlier ruling, which had been based on ...

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