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Courtenay Valenti is a 30-year veteran of Warner Bros. Pictures, where she oversees and manages the live-action and animated development teams. She has worked on films such as \"Mad Max: Fury Road\", \"The LEGO Movie\", \"Harry Potter\" and \"Fantastic Beasts\".
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- Courtenay Valenti
Feb 28, 2023 · Former Warner Bros President of Production Courtenay Valenti joins Amazon Studios and MGM as Head of Film, Streaming and Theatrical. She will oversee the film slates for both studios, including tentpoles, prestige films and genre fare.
- Anthony D'alessandro
Courtenay Valenti is President, Production and Development for Warner Bros. Pictures. In her current position, she oversees and manages the division's live-action and animated development teams and budget, and also works closely with Toby Emmerich, Chairman of Warner Bros. Pictures Group, on overall slate development.
- October 30, 1963
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Feb 28, 2023 · Veteran Hollywood movie executive Courtenay Valenti has closed a deal to take on the role of head of film, streaming and theatrical, for Amazon Studios and MGM as the e-commerce giant...
Sep 2, 2022 · The studio's President of Production and Development, who oversaw hits like Elvis, Mad Max: Fury Road and Harry Potter, is departing at the end of October. She thanked her colleagues and said she was looking forward to her next chapter in filmmaking.
- Anthony D'alessandro
Feb 28, 2023 · The former Warner Bros. executive will oversee all films for Amazon and MGM Studios, including theatrical and streaming releases. She will report to Amazon Studios chief Jennifer Salke and work with Julie Rapaport, who will focus on film creative and strategy.
Sep 2, 2022 · Courtenay Valenti, who oversaw live-action and animated development at Warner Bros., will end her tenure in October. She worked on films such as “Elvis,” “Barbie,” “Fantastic Beasts” and “The Lego Movie.”
