The long lowdown on Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner‘s running of United Artists, plus the Harry Sloan determinations that paved the way along with the views of others about the viabiliy of such a venture, according to N.Y. Times reporter Richard Siklos.

The long lowdown on Tom Cruise and Paula Wagner‘s running of United Artists, plus the Harry Sloan determinations that paved the way along with the views of others about the viabiliy of such a venture, according to N.Y. Times reporter Richard Siklos.
Apologies to all, but today was one of those vroom-vroom motorcycle Saturdays. I guess I figured after erranding and plotzing and then running around all morning and then hiking in the mid to late afternoon out in Malibu Canyon it’s better to let things lie for a day….just one day…and then jump back in Sunday morning.
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