The socially conservative entertainment company that produced “The Chronicles of Narnia” trilogy is now seeking to collaborate with more risqué partners.
Bob and Harvey Weinstein, who founded Miramax but left in a split with its then-owner, Walt Disney, in 2005, will produce and distribute films and television shows based on the studio’s library.
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Bob and Harvey Weinstein claim they are due a share in the proceeds from “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug,” which opens Friday.
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Harvey Weinstein, a master at building buzz around his movies, walks a fine line in publicizing his new film, “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom.”
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The heavy investment in the production and sale of TV series mirrors changes occurring elsewhere in Hollywood.
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Putting aside past acrimony, Harvey Weinstein, the prominent producer, will team with Disney to make a movie adaptation of the book series “Artemis Fowl.’’
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Harvey Weinstein and Shane Salerno, the producer and director of a documentary about J. D. Salinger, are seeking to build momentum for the film by offering only tantalizing hints about its content.
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