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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
The Hollywood Reporter
The Internet Movie Database
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Variety
Video ETA
Film Related Links
American Film Institute
Box Office Mojo
Film School Rejects
Massachusetts Film Office
Netflix
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American Film Institute
Box Office Mojo
Film School Rejects
Massachusetts Film Office
Netflix
Premiere Magazine
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Read the photo blog of my Alaska Railroad trip
Alaska The Great Land
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Delta Films
Serving the motion picture industry since October 1, 1976
Started By Roland Hansen, Kenneth Ellis, Leonard Russo, & William Packer
Delta quickly became the preeminent movie production company on the
east coast.
Early in 1977 a squabble amongst the 4 partners resulted in Roland and
Kenneth wrestling full control of the company
In the late 1970's it was reported that Delta Films bought out MGM in order
to go bicoastal and secure their position as a leader in movie production.
Currently Delta Films enjoys substantial investments in many of todays
leading Motion picture production and distribution companies
Serving the motion picture industry since October 1, 1976
Started By Roland Hansen, Kenneth Ellis, Leonard Russo, & William Packer
Delta quickly became the preeminent movie production company on the
east coast.
Early in 1977 a squabble amongst the 4 partners resulted in Roland and
Kenneth wrestling full control of the company
In the late 1970's it was reported that Delta Films bought out MGM in order
to go bicoastal and secure their position as a leader in movie production.
Currently Delta Films enjoys substantial investments in many of todays
leading Motion picture production and distribution companies