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    Hollywood on the Hill; 'Death' of Adult-oriented Films, Part II

    We look at selling Hollywood on the Hill with MPAA chief Dan Glickman. On April 21, the MPAA held its second "Business of Show Business" symposium in Washington, DC.  Plus, could bad news for big-budget studio films for adults be good news for cheaper indie fare?  We talk to Michael London, producer of Milk, The Visitor and Sideways.

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    By Kim Masters • May 4, 2009 • 28m Listen

    We look at selling Hollywood on the Hill with MPAA chief Dan Glickman. On April 21, the MPAA held its second "Business of Show Business" symposium in Washington, DC. Plus, could bad news for big-budget studio films for adults be good news for cheaper indie fare? We talk to Michael London, producer of Milk, The Visitor and Sideways.


    Banner image: (L to R) Martin Scorsese’s wife Helen, Rhoda Glickman, Martin Scorsese, Dan Glickman, Nancy Pelosi, and her husband, Paul Pelosi at the MPAA Business of Business symposium

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      Kim Masters

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

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      Matt Holzman

      Producer, 'The Document'

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