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Obviously in a world battered by a pandemic, Kilar isn’t solely responsible for the troubles of the movie business. And though he was the most extreme, he wasn’t the only industry boss to seize the pandemic shutdown as an opportunity to tighten theatrical windows. NBCUniversal’s Jeff Shell did it, forging a multiyear deal with theaters allowing a window as short as 17 days for movies that open under $50 million, or up to 31 days for movies that perform better.
An informal survey of top studio execs reveals that they also have plenty of ire for Disney’s CEO of Christmas Past, Bob Chapek, who sent Pixar’s
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