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Shake up at Warner Independent

Mark Gill, the heretofore head of Warner Independent Pictures, can no longer be called such. IMDb is reporting that he was forced out due to friction with his boss. No word on the future of the studio, but with "March of the Penguins" and "Good Night and Good Luck" under their belts, I don't think they'll be folding.

I think it's ironic that he was let go for being just a little too independent. --Terrence Ryan

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Just goes to show that it's very difficult for a branch of a big production company to truly have an indie feel.

-- Posted by: Kim at May 3, 2006 11:13 PM

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