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By Editor | March 31, 2012 11:34 PM

Surprisingly little, despite Disney selling the film company to an investment group led by construction magnate Ron Tutor and including Colony Capital's Tom Barrack. In fact, the new owners have not produced a single film - nor put any into development. THR's Daniel Miller has a lengthy piece that examines the company and Tutor's involvement.

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