Inside Macron's Room: Sarandos, Langley, Walden — and a Big Warning
Macron honored the Netflix co-CEO for boosting French audiovisual creativity as the country seeks more Hollywood investment.
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Inside Macron's Room: Sarandos, Langley, Walden — and a Big Warning
I wrote about why Wall Street is punishing Netflix, author The Media Mix and am working on a biography of Rupert Murdoch. Bonjour from France, where I just attended the Lumière Summit, President Emmanuel Macron’s buzzy first-time one-day confab that convened some of the biggest names from entertainment in the world. A murderers’ row of top Hollywood leaders from CAA’s Bryan Lourd to NBCUniversal’s Donna Langley, Disney’s Dana Walden, Sony honcho…
On the margins of the "Davos du cinéma", the head of state made knight of the Legion of Honor the influential co-executive director general of Netflix, an essential platform of the sector.
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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Receives France’s Legion of Honor Award
President Emmanuel Macron has given France’s Legion of Honor, its highest civil award, to Netflix Inc. co-Chief Executive Officer Ted Sarandos, a diplomatic gesture that underscores the country’s efforts to court Hollywood investment.
Netflix's co-director general was awarded the highest distinction this Monday, September 7, the opening day of the Lumière Summit, dedicated to the film and image industry.
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