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A pioneer of film finance that had its hand in everything from ‘The Matrix’ to the ‘Ocean’s’ movies is teetering on insolvency amid a crippling legal fight with Warner Bros., private equity management, and the industry slowdown that has claimed other Hollywood players.
Everyone knows that investing in the movie business is a sucker’s bet. So many supposedly sophisticated financial backers—the Japanese, the Germans, the French, the insurance money, the re-insurance money, the dot-commers, the hedgies, and lately, the Koreans—have arrived in town with visions of glamor and riches. Few have actually made money.
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