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20th Century Fox on the hunt for a new finance director for its UK home entertainment business
20th Century Fox on the hunt for a new finance director for its UK home entertainment business
One of Hollywood’s most glamorous film studios, 20th Century Fox, is on the
hunt for a new finance director for its UK home entertainment business.
The current FD of the home entertainment division, Darren Todhunter, is
staying with the company and will move to the theatrical division. The group’s
home entertainment division is going through a period of rapid growth.
The division’s latest accounts filed at Companies House showed that turnover
had increased from £200.6m for the year to 31 May 2004 to £252.3m over the same
period ending in 2005.
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