Stacey Sher

Film Producer

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Film producer, who’s been nominated for Academy Awards for her films Django Unchained and Erin Brockovich. 

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Steven Spielberg and George Lucas are warning that Hollywood is on the verge of a meltdown. They say that studios' reliance on big budget action movies could doom them.

The Summer Blockbuster Flop

Steven Spielberg and George Lucas are warning that Hollywood is on the verge of a meltdown. They say that studios' reliance on big budget action movies could doom them.

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