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Trevor Goring Film Film Director Production Company Planet of the Apes Matt Reeves Twentieth Century Fox Lone Survivor Peter Berg Universal The Secret Life of Walter Mitty Ben Stiller Twentieth Century Fox The Adventurer: Midas Box Jonathan Newman Entertainment Motion Thor: The Dark World Alan Taylor Walt Disney Studios The Colony Jeff Renfroe Image Entertainment Jack the Giant Slayer Bryan Singer Warner Bros. The Watch Akiva Schaffer Twentieth Century Fox Snow White and the Huntsman Rupert Sanders Universal Pictures The Cabin in the Woods Drew Goddard Lionsgate Real Steel Shawn Levy Walt Disney Studios Red Riding Hood Catherine Hardwicke Warner Bros. The Green Hornet Michel Gondry Columbia Pictures Gulliver's Travels Rob Letteran Twentieth Century Fox Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader Michael Apted Fox-Walden Cats & Dogs: Revenge of Kitty Galore Brad Peyton Warner Bros. A Nightmare on Elm Street Samuel Bayer New Line Cinema Date Night Shawn Levy Fox 2000 Pictures Year One Harold Ramis Columbia Pictures Watchmen Zack Snyder Warner Bros. Dead Like Me: Life After Death Stephen Herek MGM Twilight Catherine Hardwicke Summit Entertainment The Ruins Carter Smith Paramount Pictures Los Angeles 310.624.2721 New York 212.980.7979 [email protected] Trevor Goring The Spiderwick Chronicles Mark Waters Paramount Pictures National Treasure: Book of Secrets Jon Turnteltaub Walt Disney Studios TMNT Kevin Munroe Warner Bros. Read On Jeff Faulkinbury IndieFlix Idlewild Bryan Barber Universal Narnia: Lion, Witch and Wardrobe Andrew Adamson Buena Visata Pictures Fantastic Four Tim Story Twentieth Century Fox Constantine Francis Lawrence Warner Bros. National Treasure: Book of Secrets Jon Turnteltaub Buena Visata Pictures Exorcist: The Beginning Renny Harlin Warner Bros. The Italian Job F. Gary Gray Paramount Pictures Daddy Day Care Steve Carr Revoluion Studios X-Men 2 Bryan Singer Twentieth Century Fox The Ring Gore Verbinski DreamWorks Distribution Red Dragon Brett Ratner Universal Pictures The Master of Disguise Perry Andelin Blake Columbia Pictures Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within Hironobu Sakaguchi Columbia Pictures Charlie's Angels McG Columbia Pictures The Cell Tarsem Singh New Line Cinema Mission: Impossible II John Woo Paramount Pictures Mission to Mars Brian De Palma Buena Visata Pictures Supernova Walter Hill United Artists Spawn Mark A.Z. Dippe New Line Cinema Tin Cup Ron Shelton Warner Bros. Independence Day Roland Emmerich Twentieth Century Fox Los Angeles 310.624.2721 New York 212.980.7979 [email protected].

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