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Chernin joined Fox in 1989 from Lorimar Film Entertainment, where he was president and chief operating officer. Earlier, he was executive vice president of programming and marketing for Showtime/The Movie Channel. Prior to Showtime, Chernin was vice president of Development and Production at the David Gerber Company.
- May 29, 1951 (age 72), Harrison, New York, U.S.
- Chairman and CEO, The Chernin Group (TCG)
Jul 6, 2022 · Chernin, who once ran Fox Filmed Entertainment and produced 'Ford v Ferrari' and 'Hidden Figures,' is combining his movie and TV assets into a firm with $800 million in equity and debt financing.
- ryan.faughnder@latimes.com
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Oct 20, 2006 · The cable news leader, which announced a deal with Cablevision Systems Oct. 16, reached an agreement with DirecTV. “We’re not prepared to talk about the Cablevision deal other than we are happy that it ended happily,” News Corp. chief operating officer Peter Chernin told reporters after the company’s annual meeting here.
Oct 3, 2001 · NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: Joining me now is News Corp. president and Chief Operating Officer, Peter Chernin. Peter, good to see you. PETER CHERNIN, PRESIDENT, NEWS CORP.:
May 4, 2015 · Peter Chernin‘s rich five-year TV deal with 20th Century Fox Television is coming to an end next month, and there are no current renewal plans. I hear the former News Corp. president is ...
Jul 6, 2022 · In TV, Chernin's sitcom "New Girl" ran for seven seasons on the Fox broadcast network. In both scripted TV and film, Chernin has gone deep into the streaming market, signing a first-look deal in 2020 to make Netflix movies despite a track record of success at the box office. Chernin said his company remains "completely platform agnostic" and ...
Oct 21, 2006 · Fox Broadcasting Chairman Barry Diller tapped Chernin as president of entertainment to help him expand the then-fledgling network. Fox was still a shaky fourth network, The channel was lean on programming, able to muster only two nights a week worth of shows, including hits like 21 Jump Street but also clunkers like The Reporters.
