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The Walt Disney Studios C'-airman. Jeffrey Katzenberg ^:esidenl: Richard Frank exec V-P Helene Hahn President. Touctistone Pictures: David Hoberman President. Robert B- Levin Worfdwide lârfteting: President. Holtywood Pictures: Ricardo Mestres President. Production. Touctistone and Walt Disney: David Kirkpatrick Sr. Sr. VP. Business and Legal Affairs. Hollywood Pictures: Bernardine Brandis VP. Production, Hollywood Pictures: Michael Peyser Sr. VP Domestic Marketing: Gary Kalkin VP. Production. David Vogel Walt Disney Pictures: VP. Production, Hollywood Pictures: Kathryn F. Galan VP Publicity & Promotion: Ed Pine VP. Theatrical Distribution. Hollywood Pictures: Chuck Viane VP. Legal Affairs. Hollywood Pictures: Steve Bardwil VP. Business Affairs. Hollywood Pictures: Alan Myerson VP. nôlion Picture Production. Hollywood Pictures: Sam Mercer VP. Post-Production. Hollywood Pictures: Art Repola VP, Labor Relations Walt Disney Pictures S Television: Robert W. Johnson VP. Production
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