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Thomas Tull’s Legendary Pictures Goes ‘All In’ for Geek Movies

HOLLYWOOD — The new film Where the Wild Things Are was produced by Warner Bros., a company you’ve probably heard of, and Legendary Pictures, a company you might not have. Legendary has only been around for five years, but it’s got an innovative, multipicture co-production deal with venerable Warner. See also: Spike Jonze Melds F/X and [...]

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Steelers' New Investors: Thomas Tull; Hollywood comes to the Steelers

It did not take long for one new Steelers partner to fire a shot over the bow of the Cleveland Browns, Hollywood-style.

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Tull's Legendary Pictures Goes 'All In' for Geek Movies

With Where the Wild Things Are about to hit theaters, CEO Thomas Tull of Legendary Pictures reveals the passions that drive his company's successful cinematic adaptations of comic book classics like The Dark Knight and 300.

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