WorldPingFrank G. Mancuso Sr. Dies: Former Head Of Paramount Pictures & MGM Was 93
Frank G. Mancuso Sr.
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WorldPingFrank Mancuso Sr., a distribution executive who went on to head two of Hollywood’s major studios, Paramount and MGM/UA, died on Oct.
1 at his home in Los Angeles from complications of cancer, per a family statement.
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Frank Mancuso Sr., Former Chief of Paramount, MGM/UA, Dies at 93
Frank Mancuso Sr., Former Chairman of Paramount and MGM, Dies at 93
Frank G. Mancuso Sr. Dies: Former Head Of Paramount Pictures & MGM Was 93
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WorldPingFrank G. Mancuso Sr.
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