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    The Business

    ‘Escape from Tomorrow’ Escapes Disney; TV Woos Latinos

    Escape from Tomorrow Escapes Disney’s Wrath; How TV Woos Latino Viewers‘

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    By Kim Masters • Oct 12, 2013 • 28m Listen

    Escape from Tomorrow is a dark psychological thriller shot surreptitiously at Disneyland and Disney World. The filmmaker and his distributor talk with John Horn about how they avoided the wrath of Disney to release the film. Plus, with two new cable channels geared towards the young bilingual viewer we look at what’s working and what isn’t for Latinos on TV.

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    3 stories
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      Hollywood News Banter

      Kim Masters and Michael Schneider, L.A. Bureau Chief of TV Guide Magazine discuss some of this week’s top entertainment news stories.

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      Escape From Tomorrow

      The Business contributor John Horn interviews filmmaker Randy Moore who surreptitiously shot his low-budget psychological thriller, Escape from Tomorrow , at Disney World and Disneyland. He lays out the details of how he pulled this off without arousing the suspicions of Disney officials.

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      Latino Bilingual TV

      Journalist Carolina Miranda brings us this story. In the coming months two new cable channels aimed at the young bilingual Latino audience will launch. Fusion is a collaboration between ABC and Univision; and El Rey is in part the brainchild of filmmaker Robert Rodriguez. They join the growing channels trying to reach this hard to find audience.

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      Kim Masters

      partner/writer at Puck News, host of KCRW's “The Business.”

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    In this episode

    3 stories
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      Hollywood News Banter

    2. 0:001 min

      Escape From Tomorrow

    3. 0:001 min

      Latino Bilingual TV

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