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In a Freakonomics-meets-Hollywood saga, veteran investigative reporter Edward Jay Epstein goes undercover to explore Hollywood’s “invisible money machine,” probing the dazzlingly complicated finances behind the hits and flops, while he answers a surprisingly difficult question: How do the studiosmake their money?
In this, a revised and updated edition The Hollywood Economist, we learn:The future of Netflix: Why the “next big thing” now seems in such deep trouble...
What it costs to insure Nicole Kidman’s right knee…
How Hollywood manipulates Wall Street, including the story of the acquisition of MGM… wherein a consortium of banks and hedge funds lost some $5 billion… while Hollywood made millions.
Why Arnold Schwarzenegger is considered a contract genius…
The fate of serious fare: How HBO, AMC, and Showtime have found ways to make money offer adult drama, while the Hollywood studios prefer to cater to teen audiences.
In this, a revised and updated edition The Hollywood Economist, we learn:
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| Author | Edward Jay Epstein |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Melville House Publishing |
| Page Count | 240pp |
| Publication Size | 5.5 x 8 x .5 |
| Publication Notes | paperback |
| Publication Date | January 2012 |
| ISBN | 978-1612190501 |
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