onah Hill and seasoned writers Steve Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin in play. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013442 --- PAGE BREAK --- Spielberg's epic "War Horse" for DreamWorks came thundering down the pike with a huge premiere back at Alice Tully Hall with posters of Lincoln Center's Tony winning theatrical "War Horse" with

g production, forcing him to retire at the height of his popularity. No slam dunk Oscar winner emerged in Cannes. Any future film could easily win. DreamWorks’ The Help premiered in LA in August and distributor Disney began propelling the politically correct and socially significant film to box office heave

eased his chart-topping debut album, Jn My Room. Most recently, he's been touring the world with his unique one-man show, helping to score the newest Dreamworks film, The Boss Baby, with Hans Zimmer, collaborating on Herbie Hancock's upcoming record and holding masterclasses at universities across the globe.

Spielberg and David Geffen, with Katzenberg taking primary responsibility for animation operations. He was also credited as executive producer on the DreamWorks animated films The Prince of Egypt (1998), The Road to El Dorado and Joseph: King of Dreams (both in 2000) and Shrek in 2001. After DreamWorks Anima

ntury Fox's “Life of Pi" caused a tsunami at $595, Universal's “Les Miserables" scored $412, the Weinstein Cos.’ "Django Unchained" whipped up $395, Dreamworks’ “Lincoln" delivered at $254, warner's "Argo" captured $219, Weinstein's “Silver Lining Playbook" danced to $187 and Sony's "Zero Dark Thirty" killed

then Chinese vice president Xi Jinping to discuss China’s quota on foreign films.*! During Xi’s visit, Biden also helped broker an agreement between DreamWorks and a group of Chinese investors. Ultimately, in response to these efforts and WTO action, China increased its annual quota of imported films from tw

s "Les Miserables" Twentieth Century Fox's "Life of pj" caused a tsunami at $597 ' niango Unchained" whipped up $395, scored $412, the Weinstein Cos. Dreamworks' "Lincoln" delivered at $254, Warner's "Argo" captured $219, Weinstein's "silver Lining Playbook" danced to $187 and Sony's "Zero Dark Thirty" killed