That night, “The Dark Knight Rises” celebrated its world premiere in New York. Here, CEO of co-financier Legendary Pictures, Thomas Tull, grabs some face time with Batman himself, Christian Bale.
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Earlier, Warner Bros. Pictures President Jeff Robinov posed with worldwide marketing president Sue Kroll on the black carpet.
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IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond was also on hand. At the after-party he hugged composer Hans Zimmer.
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Gelfond and his family also caught up with Anne Hathaway.
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Yves Carcelle, chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton Malletier, shows off a shoe at the largest China LV store in Shanghai on Tuesday.
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In Los Angeles, “Weeds” celebrated its 100th episode with actress Mary Louise Parker (second from left), executive producer Jenji Kohan (second from right), Showtime Networks CEO Matt Blank (right) and President of Entertainment David Nevins (left).
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Later that night, Lionsgate Entertainment CEO Jon Feltheimer caught up with actress Kathryn McCormick, actor Ryan Guzman and director Scott Speer at the premiere of “Step Up Revolution” at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.
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US Airways CEO Doug Parker addressed a National Press Club Newsmaker Luncheon Wednesday in Washington.
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Also in Washington, Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein made an appearance at an Economic Club of Washington luncheon.
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Credit Suisse CEO Brady Dougan gestures during a Reuters interview in Zurich on Wednesday.
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It’s just a normal day for DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, who hung out with “Madagascar” characters Alex the lion (right) and Kowalski the penguin (left) during the ground-breaking of DreamWorks studios in Redwood City, California Thursday.
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