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André Link – Hommage Ciné Québec 2007. Le plus récent poste d’André Link est celui de président de Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., qu’il a occupé de 2000 à 2006. Il a été un administrateur de cette organisation de 1995 à 2006 et président de son conseil d’administration de 2003 à mai 2005.
Jun 25, 2007 · Hungarian-born producer Andre Link agreed, via a telephone interview from Germany: ‘We made movies that were commercially successful, and in the eyes of some that was reprehensible.’ Cinepix was launched in 1962 during the heady days of Quebec’s Quiet Revolution, when many in the province rejected the repression of both the Catholic Church and the Duplessis government.
Born in Budapest, Hungary, and educated in Paris, France, André Link emigrated to Canada in 1954 where he worked in the sales department for International Film Distribution, a major Canadian film distribution company, until both Link and John Dunning founded Cinépix Inc. in 1962. Link served twice between 1985 and 1990 as President of the ...
Feb 4, 2002 · February 4, 2002. Montreal: The 40-year partnership of John Dunning and Andre Link is unique in the annals of the Canadian film industry. When their company, Cinepix, was launched in 1962, the landscape included little more than CBC, Radio-Canada and the National Film Board. In retrospect, it’s fair to say the Cinepix story, and later Cinepix ...
André Link is known for My Bloody Valentine (2009), Buffalo '66 (1998) and Meatballs (1979). Trivia Co-founded Cinepix in 1962 with John Dunning ; the company was renamed Lions Gate Films in 1997 following its purchase by Lions Gate.
André Link. Producer. Writer. Additional Crew. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. André Link is known for My Bloody Valentine (2009), Buffalo '66 (1998) and Meatballs (1979). Add photos, demo reels. Add to list.
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