The Cinema Group

The Cinema Group was a film company headed by chairman William J. Immerman. Its head of production was Venetia Stevenson, daughter of director Robert Stevenson. The Cinema Group raised a fund of $30 million to make movies, half of which was private, the other half which was publicly raised. Its films included Take This Job and Shove It and Southern Comfort.[1][2]

Select films

References

  1. ^ "Interview with Walter Hill Chapter 7" Directors Guild of Australia, accessed 12 June 2014
  2. ^ Chase, Donald (Mar 14, 1982). "The New Star Producers: The New 'Star' Producers". Los Angeles Times. p. K1.
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