Zaentz

Several of these mavericks, including Lucas, Kaufman, Zaentz, Korty and Dominic Angerame, will appear for a special introduction and post-screening Q&A.

GreenCine Daily: Anticipating SFIFF. 2007

Wareham Properties, the new owner of the Saul Zaentz Media Center is demanding rent increases ranging from 40 to 100 percent.

GreenCine Daily: Berkeley and the SZMC. 2007

The film also features the producer Saul Zaentz, one of the few who are hands-on in a good way, as he's ushered in many labors of love that no one else believed in - usually adaptations - to go on to win a slew of awards.

GreenCine Daily: SFIFF Dispatch. 1. 2007

Milos Forman, who directed Cuckoo and later Amadeus for Zaentz, here calls him "the only producer who never irritated me."

GreenCine Daily: SFIFF Dispatch. 1. 2007

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the San Francisco International Film Festival, San Francisco reaffirmed its place in the world of cinema with a convocation of local filmmakers (George Lucas, Rob Nilsson, Saul Zaentz, Chris Columbus, Peter Coyote, etc.), a stellar marathon interview/performance by Robin Williams at the Castro Theatre, and a storytelling session of reminiscences and images from the last half-century.

GreenCine Daily: SFIFF Dispatch. 7. 2007

While the main thrust of the complaint is that the trust has been paid nothing, the suit enumerates several areas of contention: underreporting homevideo revenue; $100 million payments to Zaentz and Miramax are treated as costs of the film; destruction of documents; and a refusal to allow any audit on the second and third films of the trilogy.

Possible hold up for Hobbit and Hobbit 2.0 2008

Since the mid-Seventies, 84-year-old producer Saul Zaentz has owned the rights to the LOTR trilogy.

Thieves and pirates 2005

And the Los Angeles Superior Court agreed, awarding Zaentz at least $20 million, making his total income from the three films – on which he did absolutely no work – a mind-boggling $168 million!

Thieves and pirates 2005

And the Los Angeles Superior Court agreed, awarding Zaentz at least $20 million, making his total income from the three films – on which he did absolutely no work – a mind-boggling $168 million!

Thieves and pirates 2005

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