Lionsgate Motion Picture Group President Nathan Kahane Departing Studio By End Of Year

EXCLUSIVE: While deal points are still being worked out, Lionsgate Motion Picture Group President Nathan Kahane is expected to leave his post by end of the year when his contract expires, transitioning to a producing deal with the studio, sources familiar with the situation tell Deadline. Reps for Lionsgate declined to comment. Sources said that […]

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