On Wednesday, Alcon Media Group won a bid for $417.5 million to acquire the Village Roadshow film library, which includes 108 ...

Alcon Media Group has won its $417.5 million bid to acquire the film library of Village Roadshow Entertainment Group. The ...

Alcon Media Group LLC has won its $417.5 million bid to acquire Village Roadshow Entertainment Group’s library of 108 feature ...

Village Roadshow has put together another strong slate of films between their first-look deal at Warner Bros. and a smaller co-financing deal at Sony Pictures Entertainment. At Warner Bros., ...

Village Roadshow Pictures, which has a longstanding co-financing deal through Warner Bros., is 47% owned by Australia’s Village Roadshow Ltd. The parent company said last month that it was ...

Bruce Berman is stepping down as chairman and CEO of Village Roadshow Pictures, the company behind such hits as “The Matrix,” “Joker,” and “Edge of Tomorrow.” He leaves after a 24-year ...

Village Roadshow Pictures Asia released its first Chinese-language film with no certainty the modestly budgeted movie would succeed with audiences in the world’s most populous country.

Village Roadshow Pictures’ longtime Chairman and CEO Bruce Berman will depart after two decades at the company. Throughout his time at Village Roadshow, he managed VRP’s involvement in some of ...

Village Roadshow Pictures and Warner Bros. put about 20 films they co-produce into financing portfolios, but the partners decided to close off what was known as “Portfolio Two” after just 10 f ...

Village Roadshow Pictures, working with its joint syndication agents Rabobank International and J.P. Morgan Securities, has also launched a renewal of its $750 million film production facility.

Village Roadshow had claimed Warners’ day-and-date ... many major studios were shifting how their motion pictures were being released, including by releasing motions pictures directly to ...

MAY 27, 2010—Village Roadshow Pictures Group (“VRPG”) today closed a $1 billion film finance credit facility to finance its current and future slate of motion pictures.