Katzenberg served as chairman of Walt Disney Studios for 10 years until 1994 and cofounded DreamWorks after his departure. As ...
From Shrek to The Lion King’s Simba, Jeffrey Katzenberg is behind some of the most iconic animated characters to appear on the big screen. His next creation aims for an even bigger screen: the sky.
As far as Jeffrey Katzenberg is concerned, there have been but two “revolutions” in the movie business: the mass introduction of sound with 1927’s The Jazz Singer (itself, a process 30 years in the ...
Three years ago, Jeffrey Katzenberg attended Burning Man, the cultural festival held annually in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. “I’m an undercover secret ‘burner,'” he told TheWrap. Surrounding him ...
DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg told investors he isn’t interested in buying a minority stake in Paramount Pictures, but he sounded pretty attracted to the prospect of one day merging the ...
Katzenberg's $2.5 million base salary didn't change, but in 2013 he made $6 million via a non-equity incentive plan, while in 2014 he made zero from that plan. By Paul Bond "Australia's always been ...
Jeffrey Katzenberg celebrated Dreamworks Animation’s 20th anniversary, replete with a cake and an audience rendition of Happy Birthday, at the BFI London Film Festival as he gave this year’s annual ...
DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg really really really—the extra "reallys" are imperative here—wanted more Breaking Bad. Six weeks ago, he offered to pay $75 million for three more episodes ...
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