Commentators question destination of the penalty payments
1 Sep 20 9:01 PM · 5d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Social media users reacted to the Bloomberg report by questioning who would actually receive the $30 million penalty payments, suggesting the money would go to an unspecified fund rather than crews or theater owners.
“Who will they pay? The crews they would have hired? The theater owners with empty seats? No. It will be some fund that a”
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 2 claims were published in its stretch
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first by Seeking Alpha, 5d ago
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first by Investing.com News, 5d ago
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A telling development: per Bloomberg, Paramount now says it will “pay” $30 million per film if they fall short of their 30 film *distribution* pledge. Who will they pay? The crews they would have hired? The theater owners with empty seats? No. It will be some fund that a
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Bloomberg now says the parties are discussing a structure under which Paramount would owe $30 million for every theatrical release below the 30-film annual target. That means this is no longer just a vague “we promise to support theaters” commitment. It is being converted into
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