
Chris Spicer
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Aug 19, 2026
Entertainment Deal Structures, Financing and Private Equity Activity
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Chris SpicerGUEST
On to me now, right, Alon? I don't know why you always want to start with the negative guy, Alon, because then I'm always more confident.

Chris SpicerGUEST
So stepping back, right, and just echoing what Randy said, a lot of that is definitely true.

Chris SpicerGUEST
I do think from a domestic U.S., North America theatrical distribution perspective, though, I do think that the box office has been great this summer with a few pockets.

Chris SpicerGUEST
And I actually think if you look at a lot of what we'll see with our clients who have made movies on a budget, the theatrical domestic results of those movies have actually been pretty good.

Ilan HaimoffHOST
From a legal transactional perspective, how have entertainment deals changed over the last, say, year or so? Are you seeing different deal structures, different financing arrangements, or perhaps negotiations that are different and changing in the last year or so?
