Nancy Tartaglione

international editor for Deadline.com.

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Covering the international entertainment biz for over 17 years whether it be from bases in NY, London, LA, Paris or the south of France. These days she's scouring the globe for Deadline.com...

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The thorny battle over the Brexit vote had a certain “Game of Thrones” quality to it.

How Will Brexit Affect Hollywood?

The thorny battle over the Brexit vote had a certain “Game of Thrones” quality to it.

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Poker players have a saying: “If you don’t know who the sucker is at the table, it’s you.” In the Hollywood card game, the sucker has been one wave after another of foreign investors.

China’s Hollywood Gamble

Poker players have a saying: “If you don’t know who the sucker is at the table, it’s you.” In the Hollywood card game, the sucker has been one wave after another of foreign investors.

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