Paramount's revival under Bluhdorn signals Hollywood shift
Businessman Charles Bluhdorn, head of Gulf & Western, boosted Paramount by hiring young producers and attracting stars, turning the studio from a ghost town into a busy production house. Critics note Warner Bros lags with idle stages amid script shortages and limited output.
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