It is just not debt that threatens the remake of the movie "Red Dawn." This article by John Nolte points out that the market in CHina is too big to risk offending them. Gee, if only the conservative market was too big to be offended.
http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/j...n-code-mgm-scrubs-china-from-red-dawn-remake/
From the article:
The L.A. Times:
China has become such an important market for U.S. entertainment companies that one studio has taken the extraordinary step of digitally altering a film to excise bad guys from the Communist nation lest the leadership in Beijing be offended. …
[P]otential distributors are nervous about becoming associated with the finished film, concerned that doing so would harm their ability to do business with the rising Asian superpower, one of the fastest-growing and potentially most lucrative markets for American movies, not to mention other U.S. products.
http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/j...n-code-mgm-scrubs-china-from-red-dawn-remake/
From the article:
The L.A. Times:
China has become such an important market for U.S. entertainment companies that one studio has taken the extraordinary step of digitally altering a film to excise bad guys from the Communist nation lest the leadership in Beijing be offended. …
[P]otential distributors are nervous about becoming associated with the finished film, concerned that doing so would harm their ability to do business with the rising Asian superpower, one of the fastest-growing and potentially most lucrative markets for American movies, not to mention other U.S. products.
