Sentence examples for distributor director from inspiring English sources

The Devils 1971 In a rare example of a film being censored not only by the BBFC but also by its own distributor, director Ken Russell toned down or removed objectional scenes of sex and violence, including a sequence in which a group of nuns cavort on a crucifix.

"We must try and attract more foreign technologists, expertise, producers, investors, distributors, directors, actors and artists, to come and collaborate with us on high-quality co-productions," Mr. Han said.

The distributors advised director Kumar to remove a scene which they considered to be too dramatic for the western audiences.

The real row was between the film's US distributor Harvey Weinstein and director Olivier Dahan over the cut.

When the horror film The Orphanage opened big in its home country of Spain in October 2007, distributor Warner Brothers wanted director JA Bayona to know he was loved.

Even then, Jeff Lipsky, a leading art-house distributor (now a director), told Gaydos that arts sections increasingly bent coverage toward Hollywood celebrities—"It's the newspapers that are shutting down the readership's interest in obscure foreign films"—and added, "Who cares about the p & l [profit and loss] on films except the people who read MCA stockholder reports?

In the words of Cliff Hauser, the distributor's executive director of marketing, "We didn't want parents to think the movie was threatening.

Yet, I recently streamed Inside Deep Throat -- the 2005 documentary about, among other things, legal difficulties the film's director, distributors, producers and actors encountered.

Film distributor NBC Universal and director Larry Charles are also named in the lawsuit.

John G. Schultz, who had worked as a manager for the soprano Jessye Norman and an administrator at Qualiton Imports, a record distributor, became the executive director of CRI in 2000.

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