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Editor-In-Chief @IndieWire. Formerly @Variety. I may prefer dogs to people. I also like sweatpants.
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Inside Anonymous Content's comeback: From a new CEO to 'Musk' doc

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By Brent Lang Verified
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In 2019, Anonymous Content founder Steve Golin died of cancer, plunging the management and production company he established into a prolonged period of uncertainty. Once, Anonymous had loomed large in Hollywood, creating award-winning movies and shows such as "Spotlight," "The Revenant," and "Mr. Robot." But without its leader, the company struggled to chart a new course for itself.
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Inside Anonymous Content’s Comeback: A New CEO, a Controversial Elon Musk Doc and Climate Change Drama ‘A Statement’ Have Hollywood Buzzing Original

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By Brent Lang Verified
| IndieWire Verified
In 2019, Anonymous Content founder Steve Golin died of cancer, plunging the management and production company he established into a prolonged period of uncertainty. Once, Anonymous had loomed large in Hollywood, creating award-winning movies and shows such as “Spotlight,” “The Revenant,” and “Mr. Robot.” But without its leader, the company struggled to chart a new course for itself.
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‘Mayday’ Directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein on the Cold War Thriller and Their Plans for a ‘Dark’ ‘Star Trek’ Reboot Original

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By Brent Lang Verified
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Tucked away near Lucille Ball’s former dressing room, nestled between soundstages on the Paramount lot is the office where John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein cook up many of their big-screen adventures.
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