Guy East
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Guy East is a British film producer and sales agent, and the founder of Majestic Films International, InterMedia and Spitfire Pictures.
Career
East attended the University of Exeter as a student of English and law.[2] In 1985, he became the British president of the American Film Marketing Association.[2] Three years later,[3] he started a venture called Majestic Films International, which handled the distribution of Dances with Wolves, Driving Miss Daisy and others.[2][3] Also during the late 1980s, he worked with Goldcrest Films and Carolco.[2]
East stayed at Majestic until 1995.[3] In 1996, after selling Majestic,[4] he teamed up with Nigel Sinclair as founder and co-chairman of InterMedia.[2][3] The two men went on to form Spitfire Pictures in 2003 (well after InterMedia merged with Mortiz Bormann's Pacifica),[2][3][4] and joined the staff of a revived Hammer Films in 2007.[2] Both Spitfire and Hammer fused into a new entity, Exclusive Media Group, in 2008.[2]
References
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External links
- Guy East at the Internet Movie Database
