Need amy zack jamie amy in Carville mtg From: Kanner, Fayanne Sent: Monday, September 29, 2014 12:06 PMTo: Mosko, SteveSubject: Mosko's Calls a/o 12:00pm Mon 9/29 OUT CALLS, 09/29/14 11:54 AM, Devin J. Christiansen/Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc, (Business) (415) 512-3685, IN CALLS, 09/29/14 11:51 AM, Fayanne, (Assistant) , OK to set mtg on 10/27 in the morning with Weiser & Holly re: James Carville pilot?IN CALLS, 09/29/14 09:41 AM, Warren Grant, (Assistant) (310) 288-6222, pls call re: David Spade IN CALLS, 09/26/14 06:02 PM, Craig Hunegs, (Business) (818) 954-7145, SEINFELD (returned)
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Re: Worth a shot....
I would love to but I have wga update conference call.  Thank you. Next time! Steve
Sent on the run
> On Mar 27, 2014, at 7:27 AM, "Lloyd Braun"
wrote:
>
> Play early am at riv tomorrow?
>


Nice. Sent on the run On Nov 7, 2014, at 11:54 AM, Aubrey Reuben
wrote:Lol, you don't wanna know what I had to go through to get the blackberry number... apparently I'm a great liar ! ha !Blackberry: 310-729-9283iPhone: 248-736-8840 On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 6:19 AM, Mosko, Steve
wrote:
Don't forget.  Need those 2 phone numbers. !!
Sent on the run
On Nov 6, 2014, at 5:45 PM, Aubrey Reuben
wrote:
kk no worries. FYI my cell is 818-635-8666
On Thu, Nov 6, 2014 at 5:40 PM, Mosko, Steve
wrote:
Sent on the run
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o: 323-372-1250
c: 818-635-8666
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Fwd: CONFIDENTIAL: Snapchat Series E Funding
Begin forwarded message:
From: Steve Hwang
Date: June 25, 2014 10:43:46 PM PDT
To: Mitch Lasky
, "Lynton, Michael"
, Dena Gallucci
Subject: CONFIDENTIAL: Snapchat Series E Funding
Mitch and Michael,
We're currently on the fast-track to get funding from KPCB ($15M at $10B).  They said they can sign as early as tomorrow, with the closing happening maybe sometime next week.
Other than the 1:10 forward split (also being approved at this time), the docs are a straight bringforward of the Series D docs.
Please execute your sig page packet when you get a chance tomorrow morning and return it to me. Apologies for the short notice on this one. If you have any questions, you can reach
Attachments:
Series E Stockholder Consent (Redline Against Series D) (2).docx (47075 Bytes)
Series E Board Consent (Redline Against Series D) (2).docx (45880 Bytes)
Series E Voting Agreement (Redline Against Series D).docx (79967 Bytes)
Series E Information Rights Letter.docx (36763 Bytes)
Series E Stock Purchase Agreement (Redline Against Series D).docx (78702 Bytes)
Series E Certificate of Incorporation (Redline Against Series D).docx (64452 Bytes)
Benchmark Sig Pages.pdf (190553 Bytes)
Michael Lynton Sig Page.pdf (64849 Bytes)


RE: Bernie's E-tkt for SE Asia
FOR: WEINRAUB/BERNARD
08 AUG 14  -  FRIDAY
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:845    BUSINESS CLASS MULTI MEALS
LV NEW YORK JFK                 130A           EQP: B77ER
DEPART: TERMINAL 7                             15HR 50MIN
09 AUG 14  -  SATURDAY
AR HONG KONG                    520A           NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1                             REF: Z6RFE9
WEINRAUB/BERNAR   SEAT-18A   AA-F860832
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337447/48-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. Z6RFE9
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:5297   BUSINESS CLASS BREAKFAST
HONG KONG-HANOI OPERATED BY DRAGONAIR HONG KONG
LV HONG KONG                    840A           EQP: AIRBUS A321
DEPART: TERMINAL 1                             02HR 00MIN
AR HANOI                        940A           NON-STOP
REF: Z6RFE9
WEINRAUB/BERNAR   SEAT-15A   AA-F860832
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337447/48-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. Z6RFE9
27 AUG 14  -  WEDNESDAY
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:784    BUSINESS CLASS DINNER
LV DENPASAR BALI                410P           EQP: BOEING 777-300
DEPART: INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL                 04HR 45MIN
AR HONG KONG                    855P           NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1                             REF: Z6RFE9
WEINRAUB/BERNAR   SEAT-15D   AA-F860832
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337447/48-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. Z6RFE9
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:880    BUSINESS CLASS MULTI MEALS
LV HONG KONG                    1145P          EQP: B77ER
DEPART: TERMINAL 1                             13HR 25MIN
AR LOS ANGELES                  1010P          NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TOM BRADLEY INTL TERM                  REF: Z6RFE9
WEINRAUB/BERNAR   SEAT-18K   AA-F860832
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337447/48-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. Z6RFE9
26 FEB 15  -  THURSDAY
OTHER LOS ANGELES
ADMINSTRATIVE SERVICE FEE 80.00
GOVT-ISSUE PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ALL AIRLINE TRAVEL.
FEDERAL REGULATIONS REQUIRE ALL RESERVATIONS TO HAVE
PASSENGER*S DATE OF BIRTH, GENDER, FIRST,MIDDLE NAMES
OR INITIAL/S,LAST NAME AS SHOWN ON ID USED FOR TRAVEL.
A VALID PASSPORT IS REQUIRED FOR *ALL* INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL FROM/TO THE USA - IN SOME CASES IT IS REQUIRED
THAT THE PASSPORT BE VALID FOR 6 MONTHS BEYOND
THE INTENDED DATE OF RETURN.
U.S. CITIZENS AND OTHER NATIONALS *MAY* NEED A VISA
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ALL COUNTRIES VISITED EVEN WHEN A VISA IS NOT REQUIRED.
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WEEK PRIOR TO DEPARTURE.
MANY COUNTRIES REQUIRE ADVANCE PASSENGER INFORMATION,
*A.P.I.,* PRIOR TO BOARDING YOUR FLIGHTS.
FOR CANADA - TRAVELERS *MAY* BE DENIED ENTRY DUE ANY
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WWW.CIC.GC.CA/ENGLISH/INFORMATION/APPLICATIONS/
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.
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...........................................
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fax: 206-270-8883
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-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2014 2:20 PM
To: Michele Cook
Subject:
Or not


RE: Amy's E-tkt confirmation - please note upgrade on the long haul flight
FOR: PASCAL/AMY
08 AUG 14  -  FRIDAY
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:845    FIRST CLASS
LV NEW YORK JFK                 130A           EQP: B77ER
DEPART: TERMINAL 7                             15HR 50MIN
09 AUG 14  -  SATURDAY
AR HONG KONG                    520A           NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1                             REF: 7E9HR5
PASCAL/AMY                   CX-1557962250
CONFIRMED SEAT 2D
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337345/46-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. 7E9HR5
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:5297   BUSINESS CLASS BREAKFAST
HONG KONG-HANOI OPERATED BY DRAGONAIR HONG KONG
LV HONG KONG                    840A           EQP: AIRBUS A321
DEPART: TERMINAL 1                             02HR 00MIN
AR HANOI                        940A           NON-STOP
REF: 7E9HR5
PASCAL/AMY        SEAT-15C   CX-1557962250
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337345/46-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. 7E9HR5
27 AUG 14  -  WEDNESDAY
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:784    BUSINESS CLASS DINNER
LV DENPASAR BALI                410P           EQP: BOEING 777-300
DEPART: INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL                 04HR 45MIN
AR HONG KONG                    855P           NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TERMINAL 1                             REF: 7E9HR5
PASCAL/AMY        SEAT-15C   CX-1557962250
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337345/46-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. 7E9HR5
27 AUG 14  -  WEDNESDAY
AIR   CATHAY PACIFIC       FLT:880    FIRST CLASS
LV HONG KONG                    1145P          EQP: B77ER
DEPART: TERMINAL 1                             13HR 25MIN
AR LOS ANGELES                  1010P          NON-STOP
ARRIVE: TOM BRADLEY INTL TERM                  REF: *
PASCAL/AMY                   CX-1557962250
E-TKT NMBR 1607454337345/46-CATHAY PACIFIC E-TKT REC.LOC. 7E9HR5
CONFIRMED SEAT 1D
GOVT-ISSUE PHOTO ID REQUIRED FOR ALL AIRLINE TRAVEL.
FEDERAL REGULATIONS REQUIRE ALL RESERVATIONS TO HAVE
PASSENGER*S DATE OF BIRTH, GENDER, FIRST,MIDDLE NAMES
OR INITIAL/S,LAST NAME AS SHOWN ON ID USED FOR TRAVEL.
A VALID PASSPORT IS REQUIRED FOR *ALL* INTERNATIONAL
TRAVEL FROM/TO THE USA - IN SOME CASES IT IS REQUIRED
THAT THE PASSPORT BE VALID FOR 6 MONTHS BEYOND
THE INTENDED DATE OF RETURN.
U.S. CITIZENS AND OTHER NATIONALS *MAY* NEED A VISA
TO ENTER MANY COUNTRIES. PLEASE VERIFY REQUIREMENTS.
PASSPORT MUST HAVE ENOUGH BLANK VISA PAGES TO COVER
ALL COUNTRIES VISITED EVEN WHEN A VISA IS NOT REQUIRED.
PLEASE RE-VERIFY VISA AND PASSPORT REQUIREMENTS ONE
WEEK PRIOR TO DEPARTURE.
MANY COUNTRIES REQUIRE ADVANCE PASSENGER INFORMATION,
*A.P.I.,* PRIOR TO BOARDING YOUR FLIGHTS.
FOR CANADA - TRAVELERS *MAY* BE DENIED ENTRY DUE ANY
PRIOR MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY CONVICTIONS.  WAIVER FORMS-
WWW.CIC.GC.CA/ENGLISH/INFORMATION/APPLICATIONS/
.                                   GUIDES/5312E.ASP
.
CHECKED BAGGAGE POLICIES VARY BY AIRLINE, FREQUENT-
FLYER STATUS, BOOKING CLASS, AND BAGGAGE SIZE/WEIGHT.
EXTRA BAGGAGE FEES APPLY FOR SPORTS EQUIPMENT,
ODD-SHAPED AND/OR OVERWEIGHT ITEMS.
SOME AIRLINE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED BY OTHER AIRLINES AS
CODE-SHARE OR WET-LEASE FLIGHTS.
.
SOME COUNTRIES REQUIRE FLIGHT DIS-INSECTION AT ARRIVAL.
FOR DETAILS SEE -  WWW.AIRCONSUMER.DOT.GOV/SPRAY.HTM
.
UNDER FEDERAL LAW, PASSENGERS ARE PROHIBITED FROM
BRINGING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ONTO THE AIRCRAFT - SEE...
WWW.TSA.GOV/TRAVELER-INFORMATION/PROHIBITED-ITEMS
.
24-HOUR TOLL-FREE EMERGENCY NUMBER - USA 800-639-7579
MENTION *VIT CODE* SD4G2
24-HOUR TOLL-FREE EMERGENCY NBR -CARIBBEAN 800-526-8088
MENTION *VIT CODE* SD4G2
FOR INTERNATIONAL - DIALING CODE PLUS 800-7373-7882
OR CALL COLLECT 682-233-1914
MENTION *VIT CODE* SD4G2
...........................................
CST-2062950-10
BAG ALLOWANCE     -JFKHAN-02P/CX/EACH PIECE UP TO 70 POUNDS
BAG ALLOWANCE     -DPSLAX-02P/CX/EACH PIECE UP TO 70 POUNDS
REF USD100
Michele Cook
Account Manager
Mansour Travel Company
tel: 206-270-8881
fax: 206-270-8883
travelnow01@earthlink.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Pascal, Amy
Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2014 2:20 PM
To: Michele Cook
Subject:
Or not


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UPCOMING EVENTS
Shanah Tovah UÃ¢Â€Â™Metukah Ã¢Â€Â“ Wishing You a Sweet New Year!
We are so grateful to all of our wonderful members who have committed to joining us for the New Year 5775. We are excited about the year ahead, made all the more joyful by your presence and connection to Wise. On behalf of our Clergy, School Administrators, and Temple Administration, may the year ahead be filled with an abundance of blessings Ã¢Â€Â“ for you and those you love, for Israel and the Jewish people, for Stephen Wise Temple, for the world that is so in need of blessings Ã¢Â€Â“ health, happiness, challenges worthy of our gifts and abilities, fulfillment, and peace!
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Streaming High Holy Days Services Online
While we hope that every member of our congregation is able to join us in person for our High Holy Days services, we also know this is not the reality Ã¢Â€Â“ whether due to illness or other unforeseen circumstances. If you are unable to be here, we want to offer you an opportunity to still participate in our High Holy Days services streamed on the Internet for your convenience. Visit WiseLA.org/live to view our services streamed live, beginning at our Erev Rosh Hashanah Services and on Rosh Hashanah Day or click on the Info button below at the start of the desired service. Click here to view the service times for the Sanctuary at Stephen Wise Temple.
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E-Tickets for Yom Kippur Coming Soon!
If you have completed your High Holy Days ticket request via our Wise Connect online system, you will receive your Yom Kippur tickets by e-mail this Monday, September 29. If you did not use Wise Connect to order your tickets, they were sent to you in the mail last week. If, for some reason, you do not receive your e-tickets, please check your spam filter, and if you still did not receive an e-mail from Membership@WiseLA.org, please contact us. There is still time to request your tickets if you haven't already. Please log in to Wise Connect with the username and password we provided you or call 310.889.2394 and we can help you over the phone. We look forward to seeing you at the High Holy Days!
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Tashlich at the Beach
Sunday, September 28 | 3 p.m.
Santa Monica Beach, Parking Lot 5, Lifeguard Station 26
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Join together with our Wise community, Clergy, and administrators for the beautiful Jewish ritual of Tashlich, an uplifting gathering of song and inspiration by the seashore. Feel free to bring family and friends.
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In The News
Rabbi Eli Herscher is featured in a very timely article on Forward.com. Read what he has to say about the Do's and Don'ts of Going to Synagogue Only on High Holidays. Click on the link below.
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The Center for Jewish Life of Stephen Wise Temple is pleased to partner with the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America for the Westside Collaborative Lecture Series. We have arranged for members of our congregation to register for this series at no cost. The series is called: Inside, Outside, In Between: Jewish Peoplehood Today.
Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman
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Sunday, December 14, 2014
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Sunday, January 11, 2015
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Sunday, February 8, 2015
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Sunday, March 8, 2015
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I know you have much going on so I am going to send Adam the notes and just make them from me/SPA and then you can weigh in when you have the time.  I promised I would get Adam specific ideas a few days ago anyway. Hannah has read and agrees with them.M      From: Michelle Raimo KouyateSent: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 6:22 PMTo: Pascal, Amy; Minghella, HannahCc: Watty, AriyaSubject: HOTEL T 2 Dennis/act 3
I spoke to Adam earlier and gave him my general thoughts on Act 3 and talked to him about the idea of aging Dennis up a bit and giving him more of a POV.  He was hesitant and said he needed to think about it, so I said I would write up some specific thoughts and ideas.  He also asked for my specific suggestions for act 3.  So after the general notes, I do get pretty specific and they are not as conversational.  I do suggest getting rid of Cakey all together since he really makes Dennis play babyish -- and he is still being used to scare the fangs out of Dennis in Act 3 so if we keep that idea it may need to be a generic superhero.Let me know your thoughts as soon as possible and I can get him one set of notes.Notes:There are a lot of great changes
in these pages, especially the third act . The scene with Dennis trying to be a bat is going to be heartbreaking and the new climatic battle with Bela in the woods is a fantastic new ending and works better than what we had before. We also love the
scene when Drac stands up to Vlad â we think itâs a moment that will get the
crowd cheering for Drac.  It feels like rhythmically there is some condensing to be done and that we need an on-point emotional tie up for Dennis and Drac (specific suggestions below).
As I mentioned to Adam, it would be beneficial to us from both a marketing and a story perspective if we beef up Dennis' character and give him more of a point of view.  Audiences want to see this kid interacting with the monsters and they love the idea of the Grandfather/grandson relationship and we want to deliver on a character that is both memorable and special to this film.  In general, let's age him up a bit and make him a little more self-aware and reactive to what is going on around him (think Jonathan Lipnicki in Jerry MacGuire). We just want to make sure his character and his
interactions and relationships with the other monsters are everything they can
be. Let's make him into a greater presence in the film and give him some more attitude and personality.  Because you just turned the draft around, we want to offer some specific ideas and suggestions of things for existing scenes.On a similar front, the idea of this human kid in a monster hotel is a big one, so weâd love to find a few moments in Act 1 when we see
Dennis interact with the monster-ness of the Hotel. What can a kid can get into
inside the Hotel that could be monstery and fun? Like getting caught in one of the spa contraptions or crawling into a vat of spiders.  Moments like these would help
in the marketing of the film.
Specific areas: In general, Dennisâs use of âcebauseâ
instead of âbecauseâ makes him sound very young. Letâs consider having him say
âbecauseâ anywhere thereâs a âcebauseâ to make him sound older.
Page 23: Making Dennis more self-aware
would help to âage upâ his personality and maybe he recognizes in
this scene that his attempts to fly arenât working.Page 23: To not make Dennis seem so
baby-ish, maybe he doesnât cry in this scene. It could be enough that his lip
quivers like heâs about to cry, and this is enough to make Drac try anything so
that he wonât cry.
Page 24-25: Dennis reads very young when
he shouts out âVideo!â and âYay! Video!â Without those lines, he might read
older.
Page 27: When Wanda sprays Winnie to get
her off of Dennis, maybe Dennis plays it more cool, like âItâs okay, Aunt
Wanda, I can handle it.â
Page 26-30: In general during Wolfpup
Party, it would help if Dennis had more of an attitude that he can hang with
the monsters. (We love when he says, âBest. Party. Ever.â) For example, when
Mavis tells him to be careful, Dennis would seem older if he told his mom to
stop because sheâs embarrassing him; he doesnât want to be treated like a baby.Page 41: In general, it
would help to make Dennis more aware of what the monsters are teaching him and
make him an active and willing participant. Dennis could be more interested and
engaged with the lessons, and maybe heâs really excited to learn monstery
things or maybe he makes funny commentary of the monsters and how they don't seem so monstery.  Here on Page 41, we could have a scene-let in which Drac tells
Dennis heâs going to get lessons in how to be a monster. Page 41: It's worth
another conversation about Cakey because Dennisâs love for Cakey makes him feel
much younger than five years old. Dennis feels much older and more his age when
he idolizes superheroes. Letâs discuss.Page 42: When Drac yells at the monsters
and asks âWhat is wrong with you?â it might be fun to have Dennis side with his
grandpa and have an attitude like, âYeah, guys, whatâs wrong with you?âPage 44: Instead of Dennis saying, âYay!
Heâs gonna say âbooâ!â maybe Dennis could play a little older here and interact
with Frank. He could ask Frank some smart questions about what theyâre going to
do.Page 47: We think it would help if Dennis
was participating more in this scene only momentarily distracted by the avocado.
Page 48: Instead of Dennis saying, âYay!
Uncle Wayne got the frisbee!â maybe Dennis is more aware that Wayne failed and
could call out to Drac that this attempt didnât work.  Another idea is that Dennisâs takeaway from the lesson is that he thinks he has to catch a frisbee too.
Page 52: Along the lines of making Dennis
more self-aware of what Drac is trying to do with these lessons, maybe Dennis
is excited here about what the Mummy is going to teach him. Instead of Dennis
saying, âThat sounds mean,â he could think it sounds cool. Dennis could even
say something like, âPapa Drac, I think this oneâs going to workâ indicating his desire to be a monster and is just as disgusted as Drac when Murray craps out.Page 60: Dennis sounds baby-ish when he
says âPapa Peepee!â Maybe he could react by saying, eeew, itâs gross.
Page
101-102: Weâd like to âage upâ Dennisâs dialogue in the Dog Fort scene. One way
to do that would be to use âbecauseâ instead of âcebauseâ as suggested earlier.
Also, maybe he could be more self-aware and knowing when he says âThey think
Iâm not happy because I donât have hair on my face like you. Iâm sorry Iâm not
a monster.â Also, Dennis sounds simple when he says âYouâre nice, Winnie.â
Maybe he says instead that no oneâs ever told him he was perfect.
Â·
Act
3:  As promised here are some specific ideas condensing/trimming for Act 3 and a few other thoughts:Pa   Page 80:  Not a cut but would be great to get an idea of what caused the rift between Drac and Vlad in this scene.  Later on page 100 Drac says "Because you won't change and because of that you lost me" but not sure what that is in reference to.  We did discuss the idea of putting back in that Vlad thought Martha's bloodline was impure and maybe that was it -- it would tie into his outrage over humans now.       Page 86-87: Look at cutting the beat with
Dennis and the cousins. It doesnât seem necessary anymore to show that the
human kids are nasty to Dennis. Instead, letâs start the scene with the Phantomâs
song and then transition to Johnny and his dad talking about Dennisâs
education.Page 91: We could cut Drac and Johnny
talking about Johnnyâs accent. After Drac says, âYou look like you got a
baboonâs butt on your head,â we could go right to Suit of Armor coming up and
announcing that Cakey has arrived.
Page 92-93: We could also cut the section
with Frankâs demonstration of Pig Latin, the menopause joke, and Frank
re-introducing himself to Vlad. After Drac says, âAlways has to make an
entrance,â Drac could tell Frank to go take care of Vlad. Frank would then take
Vlad over to Dracâs friends and introduce Mummy, etc. (as he does in the
current script).
Â·       Page 104: Bela could
call the cronies to the Hotel. Currently, itâs Dennisâs roar that awakens them.
It would make more sense for Bela to summon reinforcements and if he calls a beat earlier it could help with timing of their arrival.
Pa   Page 106: We love that Drac and
Mavis have a sweet moment at the end of the film, but weâre missing an equally
emotional moment between Drac and Dennis. So much of the film has been about Dracâs
relationship with Dennis â we feel it needs a resolution between them. Could we
get a moment here where Drac apologizes to Dennis, tells Dennis that he loves
him no matter what, and explains that he only did what he did because he wanted
Dennis to stay? (Dennis had already left the Hotel when Drac said that to
everyone earlier, so Dennis never got to hear this for himself.) Having one
last dialogue here between Drac and Dennis could be very sweet moment at the
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ThxOn Aug 15, 2014, at 2:05 PM, "Venger, Leonard"
wrote: I spoke to Ben â who was home ill â he sounded terrible. I told him that you were out until the 26th, that your office received a call from Mark E., that Mark E. left a message with your office that he âhad a few updates for youâ, and that I would be happy to hear those updates and  communicate them to you. I told Ben that I would not speak to Mark E. directly, but that Ben should feel free to communicate to me the updates or any other message. He thanked me for the call and told me he would get back to me if there was anything they wanted me to communicate to you. That was the entire call.   From: Weil, Leah Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2014 11:07 PMTo: Venger, LeonardSubject: Re: 5:03pm - Call from Mark E Pollack Yes - You can say that you got message from my office and want to be responsive since I'm out. On Aug 14, 2014, at 10:58 PM, "Venger, Leonard"
wrote:I will call Ben Singer tomorrow - ok? From: Weil, Leah To: Venger, Leonard Sent: Thu Aug 14 18:12:55 2014Subject: Fwd: 5:03pm - Call from Mark E Pollack Begin forwarded message:From: "Benson, Bobbie"
Date: August 14, 2014 at 5:07:50 PM PDTTo: "Weil, Leah"
Subject: 5:03pm - Call from Mark E PollackRe: Iâd like to set a time to talk and want to be respectful of whenever you want to set it up. I have a few updates for you. (I let him know you were out of the office, returning on the 26th .    He asked that I give you his message today and email him when you respond. He said you know why heâs calling.) Thanks.  ______________________________________________________________________________________Bobbie Benson   |   Executive Assistant to Leah Weil, SR EVP/General Counsel    |   Sony Pictures Entertainment(  310.244.4121   |   7  310.244-0510   |   *  bobbie_benson@spe.sony.com
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FW: Mark E Pollack
Leah, here is an email received from Renee. She wants a call. I am assuming that the call does not include Mark E, but I would want to confirm that fact. I do not want to take that call alone. Assuming Mark E is not included, the candidates to be on the phone with me are you, Greg B., and Madden. I would prefer you – maybe we could do it at 4 at the start of our 1-1 – but the other good choice is Madden – and I can think of reasons it should be him, especially if Mark E is not on the call. Your thoughts?
From: Renee Bea
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2014 1:26 PM
To: Venger, Leonard
Cc: Ben Singer
Subject: RE: Mark E Pollack
Len,
Ben is currently tied up in a hearing, but afterward—around 3 PM or shortly after—we would like to give you a call regarding your email from last night.  Will you be in the office at that time or if you will be on your cell, can you provide a cell number we should call?
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From: Venger, Leonard
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 6:34 PM
To: Ben Singer
Cc: Weil, Leah; Boone, Gregory; Madden, Robert; Renee Bea
Subject: Mark E Pollack
Dear Mr. Singer:
I have received your letter dated May 5, 2014 which enclosed your draft of a proposed agreement relating to the above-referenced matter.
Rather than respond to your draft, first we think it very important to determine if the parties are in agreement as to the financial terms of the future arrangement between Mr. Pollack and the applicable Sony Pictures entities. In this regard, please see the attachment to this letter and let us know at your earliest convenience whether the terms contained therein are acceptable to your client. Just to be clear, except as set forth in said attachment, we would have no future financial obligations to Mr. Pollack arising out of any of the prior agreements between the parties. Also, you will note that the attached represents our attempt at a compromise between what we thought had been agreed to and the terms set forth in the draft agreement you sent me.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Very truly yours,
Leonard Venger


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Did you have a chance to look at anything yet?  If not, I can just send these over from me (SPA) and get a time set with Adam to discuss.  Bob mentioned you suggested our SPA time later today.---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Minghella, Hannah
Date: Tue, Oct 28, 2014 at 11:10 PMSubject: Re: HOTEL T 2 Dennis/act 3To: Michelle Raimo Kouyate
, "Pascal, Amy"
Cc: "Watty, Ariya"
Thanks Michelle. I agree with all your notes and especially cutting cakey. I want to think about any other suggestions for Dennis and will share any specific thoughts tomorrow.       From: Michelle Raimo KouyateSent: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 6:22 PMTo: Pascal, Amy; Minghella, HannahCc: Watty, AriyaSubject: HOTEL T 2 Dennis/act 3
I spoke to Adam earlier and gave him my general thoughts on Act 3 and talked to him about the idea of aging Dennis up a bit and giving him more of a POV.  He was hesitant and said he needed to think about it, so I said I would write up some specific thoughts and ideas.  He also asked for my specific suggestions for act 3.  So after the general notes, I do get pretty specific and they are not as conversational.  I do suggest getting rid of Cakey all together since he really makes Dennis play babyish -- and he is still being used to scare the fangs out of Dennis in Act 3 so if we keep that idea it may need to be a generic superhero.Let me know your thoughts as soon as possible and I can get him one set of notes.Notes:There are a lot of great changes
in these pages, especially the third act . The scene with Dennis trying to be a bat is going to be heartbreaking and the new climatic battle with Bela in the woods is a fantastic new ending and works better than what we had before. We also love the
scene when Drac stands up to Vlad â we think itâs a moment that will get the
crowd cheering for Drac.  It feels like rhythmically there is some condensing to be done and that we need an on-point emotional tie up for Dennis and Drac (specific suggestions below).
As I mentioned to Adam, it would be beneficial to us from both a marketing and a story perspective if we beef up Dennis' character and give him more of a point of view.  Audiences want to see this kid interacting with the monsters and they love the idea of the Grandfather/grandson relationship and we want to deliver on a character that is both memorable and special to this film.  In general, let's age him up a bit and make him a little more self-aware and reactive to what is going on around him (think Jonathan Lipnicki in Jerry MacGuire). We just want to make sure his character and his
interactions and relationships with the other monsters are everything they can
be. Let's make him into a greater presence in the film and give him some more attitude and personality.  Because you just turned the draft around, we want to offer some specific ideas and suggestions of things for existing scenes.On a similar front, the idea of this human kid in a monster hotel is a big one, so weâd love to find a few moments in Act 1 when we see
Dennis interact with the monster-ness of the Hotel. What can a kid can get into
inside the Hotel that could be monstery and fun? Like getting caught in one of the spa contraptions or crawling into a vat of spiders.  Moments like these would help
in the marketing of the film.
Specific areas: In general, Dennisâs use of âcebauseâ
instead of âbecauseâ makes him sound very young. Letâs consider having him say
âbecauseâ anywhere thereâs a âcebauseâ to make him sound older.
Page 23: Making Dennis more self-aware
would help to âage upâ his personality and maybe he recognizes in
this scene that his attempts to fly arenât working.Page 23: To not make Dennis seem so
baby-ish, maybe he doesnât cry in this scene. It could be enough that his lip
quivers like heâs about to cry, and this is enough to make Drac try anything so
that he wonât cry.
Page 24-25: Dennis reads very young when
he shouts out âVideo!â and âYay! Video!â Without those lines, he might read
older.
Page 27: When Wanda sprays Winnie to get
her off of Dennis, maybe Dennis plays it more cool, like âItâs okay, Aunt
Wanda, I can handle it.â
Page 26-30: In general during Wolfpup
Party, it would help if Dennis had more of an attitude that he can hang with
the monsters. (We love when he says, âBest. Party. Ever.â) For example, when
Mavis tells him to be careful, Dennis would seem older if he told his mom to
stop because sheâs embarrassing him; he doesnât want to be treated like a baby.Page 41: In general, it
would help to make Dennis more aware of what the monsters are teaching him and
make him an active and willing participant. Dennis could be more interested and
engaged with the lessons, and maybe heâs really excited to learn monstery
things or maybe he makes funny commentary of the monsters and how they don't seem so monstery.  Here on Page 41, we could have a scene-let in which Drac tells
Dennis heâs going to get lessons in how to be a monster. Page 41: It's worth
another conversation about Cakey because Dennisâs love for Cakey makes him feel
much younger than five years old. Dennis feels much older and more his age when
he idolizes superheroes. Letâs discuss.Page 42: When Drac yells at the monsters
and asks âWhat is wrong with you?â it might be fun to have Dennis side with his
grandpa and have an attitude like, âYeah, guys, whatâs wrong with you?âPage 44: Instead of Dennis saying, âYay!
Heâs gonna say âbooâ!â maybe Dennis could play a little older here and interact
with Frank. He could ask Frank some smart questions about what theyâre going to
do.Page 47: We think it would help if Dennis
was participating more in this scene only momentarily distracted by the avocado.
Page 48: Instead of Dennis saying, âYay!
Uncle Wayne got the frisbee!â maybe Dennis is more aware that Wayne failed and
could call out to Drac that this attempt didnât work.  Another idea is that Dennisâs takeaway from the lesson is that he thinks he has to catch a frisbee too.
Page 52: Along the lines of making Dennis
more self-aware of what Drac is trying to do with these lessons, maybe Dennis
is excited here about what the Mummy is going to teach him. Instead of Dennis
saying, âThat sounds mean,â he could think it sounds cool. Dennis could even
say something like, âPapa Drac, I think this oneâs going to workâ indicating his desire to be a monster and is just as disgusted as Drac when Murray craps out.Page 60: Dennis sounds baby-ish when he
says âPapa Peepee!â Maybe he could react by saying, eeew, itâs gross.
Page
101-102: Weâd like to âage upâ Dennisâs dialogue in the Dog Fort scene. One way
to do that would be to use âbecauseâ instead of âcebauseâ as suggested earlier.
Also, maybe he could be more self-aware and knowing when he says âThey think
Iâm not happy because I donât have hair on my face like you. Iâm sorry Iâm not
a monster.â Also, Dennis sounds simple when he says âYouâre nice, Winnie.â
Maybe he says instead that no oneâs ever told him he was perfect.
Â·
Act
3:  As promised here are some specific ideas condensing/trimming for Act 3 and a few other thoughts:Pa   Page 80:  Not a cut but would be great to get an idea of what caused the rift between Drac and Vlad in this scene.  Later on page 100 Drac says "Because you won't change and because of that you lost me" but not sure what that is in reference to.  We did discuss the idea of putting back in that Vlad thought Martha's bloodline was impure and maybe that was it -- it would tie into his outrage over humans now.       Page 86-87: Look at cutting the beat with
Dennis and the cousins. It doesnât seem necessary anymore to show that the
human kids are nasty to Dennis. Instead, letâs start the scene with the Phantomâs
song and then transition to Johnny and his dad talking about Dennisâs
education.Page 91: We could cut Drac and Johnny
talking about Johnnyâs accent. After Drac says, âYou look like you got a
baboonâs butt on your head,â we could go right to Suit of Armor coming up and
announcing that Cakey has arrived.
Page 92-93: We could also cut the section
with Frankâs demonstration of Pig Latin, the menopause joke, and Frank
re-introducing himself to Vlad. After Drac says, âAlways has to make an
entrance,â Drac could tell Frank to go take care of Vlad. Frank would then take
Vlad over to Dracâs friends and introduce Mummy, etc. (as he does in the
current script).
Â·       Page 104: Bela could
call the cronies to the Hotel. Currently, itâs Dennisâs roar that awakens them.
It would make more sense for Bela to summon reinforcements and if he calls a beat earlier it could help with timing of their arrival.
Pa   Page 106: We love that Drac and
Mavis have a sweet moment at the end of the film, but weâre missing an equally
emotional moment between Drac and Dennis. So much of the film has been about Dracâs
relationship with Dennis â we feel it needs a resolution between them. Could we
get a moment here where Drac apologizes to Dennis, tells Dennis that he loves
him no matter what, and explains that he only did what he did because he wanted
Dennis to stay? (Dennis had already left the Hotel when Drac said that to
everyone earlier, so Dennis never got to hear this for himself.) Having one
last dialogue here between Drac and Dennis could be very sweet moment at the
end.
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FW: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M}  Please Ensure Processing
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From: Taylor, Dawn
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2014 12:23 PM
To: Shearer, Drew; Boone, Gregory; Mansolillo, Chris
Subject: FW: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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FYI - Below is the wire confirmation for the payment to MEP.
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From: Mock, Alexander
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2014 12:10 PM
To: Taylor, Dawn; Abrasia, Jocelene; Tholen, John; Wen, Shaw
Cc: Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Dorsey, Patrick
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From: Taylor, Dawn
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 1:28 PM
To: Mock, Alexander; Abrasia, Jocelene; Tholen, John; Wen, Shaw
Cc: Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Dorsey, Patrick
Subject: RE: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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From: Mock, Alexander
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 1:04 PM
To: Taylor, Dawn; Abrasia, Jocelene; Tholen, John; Wen, Shaw
Cc: Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Dorsey, Patrick
Subject: RE: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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Sorry â the Wire will be issued Monday, and the confirmation will be available that afternoon.
Happy Friday, Alex
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From: Mock, Alexander
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 1:01 PM
To: Taylor, Dawn; Abrasia, Jocelene; Tholen, John; Wen, Shaw
Cc: Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Dorsey, Patrick
Subject: RE: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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The wire confirmation will be available from Mellon Bank tomorrow afternoon.Â  Weâll provide it to you ASAP.
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From: Taylor, Dawn
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 12:57 PM
To: Abrasia, Jocelene; Tholen, John
Cc: Mock, Alexander; Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Dorsey, Patrick
Subject: RE: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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Great, thank you.Â  Please forward the wire confirmation as well upon execution.
Â
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From: Abrasia, Jocelene
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 12:52 PM
To: Taylor, Dawn; Tholen, John
Cc: Mock, Alexander; Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA)
Subject: RE: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
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This is now approved and to be included in todayâs payment run.
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Regards,
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From: Taylor, Dawn
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2014 12:45 PM
To: Tholen, John
Cc: Mock, Alexander; Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Abrasia, Jocelene
Subject: AP191042 {Mark E Pollack $36M} Please Ensure Processing
Â
All,
Â
AP191042 Has been fully approved and is awaiting APâs final approval.Â  Please confirm when this has been done and that the wire will be paid on Monday.Â  As mentioned earlier, payment is due asap according to the final settlement agreement to so please notify me if there are any problems at all.
Â
Please also send me the wire confirmation as well.
Â
Thank you.
Â
Dawn
Â
From: Tholen, John
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2014 12:41 PM
To: Taylor, Dawn
Cc: Mock, Alexander; Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA)
Subject: RE: AP188571 {Mark E Pollack $30M} TIME SENSITVIE INQUIRY
Â
Hi Dawn,
Â
Kristine just confirmed that this payment is still blocked, awaiting guidance from you or Drew as previously stated.
Â
AP can still send this through the automatic process (no Treasury involvement) so the timing would be next business day if you request it to be released before the 5pm cutoff.
Â
Thank you.
Â
-John
Â
From: Taylor, Dawn
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2014 12:12 PM
To: Mock, Alexander; Milanes, Kristine; Saito, Yoshinori (USA); Tholen, John
Subject: AP188571 {Mark E Pollack $30M} TIME SENSITVIE INQUIRY
Â
Sorry about the mass email, but I havenât been able to reach anyone via phone.
Â
Please tell me how long after we give the go will it take to release this payment and be received by Mark E.Â  ALSO, what is the lead time for any additional wires?Â  We are negotiating a payment amount and need to know the answer to this question as soon as possible.
Â
Thank you.
Â
Dawn
Â
From: Mock, Alexander
Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2014 2:22 PM
To: Ruckdaschel, Sandra; Arzu, Roderick
Cc: Milanes, Kristine; Cook, Lisa; Hall, Timika; Galan, Jose
Subject: RE: Please Hold AP188571 {Mark E Pollack $30M}
Â
Hi Sandra,
F Y I â
Ariba Payment Request AP188571 for $30M USD is fully approved, and requires Drew Shearerâs final OK to execute payment.Â  (Please see below from the Ariba Payment Request.)
Â
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Regards, Alex
Â  _____ Â
From: Galan, Jose
To: Ruckdaschel, Sandra; Milanes, Kristine
Sent: Wed Mar 26 10:24:57 2014
Subject: Please Hold AP188571
Hello Sandra and Kristine,
Â
There is a payment request in Ariba to Mark E Pollack in the amount of $30M. The item number is AP188571. Please make sure the payment is held and not released until further instructions from Dawn and/or Drew.
Â
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RE: an e-introduction
Great,,,,Fayanne pls set time…steve
From: Carr, David
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2014 6:12 PM
To: Mosko, Steve
Subject: Re: an e-introduction
on phone, any time at your convenience in the next five days. sooner better than better, if you know what i mean.
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On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 8:50 PM, Mosko, Steve
wrote:
Hey. Timeline??  In person or on phone. ??Let me know. Steve.
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On Feb 5, 2014, at 5:03 PM, "Carr, David"
wrote:
hey steve,
am writing about netflix/hbo. more windows, more buyers = good for talent, right?, a robust ecosystem spreading out over multiple platforms leads to more competition for good work. interested in impact of netflix move into original content, etc. how hbo is responding, or not.
that kind of stuff.
if you have any time to educate me, i would be most grateful. just give me a number and a time to call and will make it happen.
david
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On Wed, Feb 5, 2014 at 7:31 PM, Barnes, Brooks
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Hi Steve ... I was just chatting with our very own David Carr about a non-Sony story he's pursuing and thought that perhaps you might have a couple (private) thoughts. I'll duck out of it now, bu


Re: SONY/ Mark E. Pollack Settlement Proposal
Do you think he'll back off to some time limit? Â
On Apr 25, 2014, at 6:42 PM, "Venger, Leonard"
wrote:
Mark never wavered on no end date - it was our effort. A fall back was that it would end on his death and any heirs would not receive money - he rejected that too - Ben hinted to me that Mark was concerned that it would provide a bad motive - the only bizarre thing I heard all day.
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From: Weil, Leah
To: Venger, Leonard
Sent: Fri Apr 25 18:33:16 2014
Subject: RE: SONY/ Mark E. Pollack Settlement Proposal
Lets connect after that.Â  Â Was there any discussion in the room about an end date?
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From: Venger, Leonard
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2014 6:09 PM
To: Weil, Leah; Madden, Robert
Subject: FW: SONY/ Mark E. Pollack Settlement Proposal
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Leah and Bob: After Bob sent to Pollack the revised proposal set forth below, I received a call late this afternoon from Ben Singer, one of Pollackâs attorneys. The response was not good. Ben made the following points:
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1. The holdback of 50% is ridiculously too high. They would want 85% upon signing of a short form. (I told him that if so, the short form would not be so short).
2. They will never agree to a time limit on the agreement â the deal with Mark would not end until the IGT deal finally ends. THIS IS THE BIG ONE.
3. On 6A(1), they want 20% until December 31, 2029. (I think that if SPT agreed to no termination date, they would agree to 20% until December 31, 2024).
4. On 6A(2), the 10% continues until the IGT deal finally ends.
5. On 6A(3), the 10% continues until the IGT deal finally ends.
6. 6A(4) would be deleted.
7. On 6B, they want to be sure that the indemnity provisions survive, that Pollack retains audit rights and the right to secure copies of records relevant to conducting an audit. They are confused as to 6B(3), and would want to discuss the length of such an agreement and what provisions would survive. If SPT/SPCP is free to use Pollack or not, they do not understand why any end date is needed.
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So, in the event SPT accepted such a deal, what would SPT have achieved?
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1. Paid 7 of the 14 million as a compromise.
2. When the 2024 deal ends, reduce Pollackâs deal on gambling monies to 10%.
3. Reduce non-gambling monies to 10% now and going forward.
4. Limit the deal to WOF and Jeopardy! and no other properties.
5. Pollack to consult only upon SPT request â non audit related records not sent to Pollack. Confidentiality obligation imposed.
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I have asked our outside counsel to revisit the issue of whether SPT can legally terminate the deal at the end of 2024 and to revert to me this weekend. I want to better understand our chances â although any decision would be by an arbitrator, not in court.
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From: Madden, Robert
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2014 12:10 PM
To: Mark E Pollack
Cc: rbea@coltsinger.com; bsinger@coltsinger.com; Venger, Leonard
Subject: SONY/ Mark E. Pollack Settlement Proposal
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In light and in sum of the totality of our settlement discussions yesterday, we hereby offer the following terms and provisions having now received the authority to do so:
1.Â Â Â Â  SONY will pay to you TWENTY per centÂ  (20%) of the ONE HUNDRED FORTY MILLION DOLLAR ($140,000,000.) advance received from IGT, or TWENTY EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS ($28,000,000.), against future per machine payments for Wheel of Fortune and/or Jeopardy! brand use on Land Based Devices, FIFTY per cent (50%) of which, or FOURTEEN MILLION DOLLARS ($14,000,000.) to be paid upon execution of a Short Form Settlement Agreement and the remaining FIFTY per cent (50%), or FOURTEEN MILLION DOLLARS ($14,000,000.) upon execution of a Long Form Settlement Agreement;
2.Â Â Â Â  SONY will pay to you, following receipt from IGT, and after the completion and execution of a Long Form Agreement, TWENTY per centÂ  (20%) of the FIVE MILLION DOLLAR ($5,000,000.) advance, or ONE MILLION DOLLARS ($1,000,000.), against future per machine payments for Wheel Of Fortune and/or Jeopardy! brand use on Land Based Devices;
3.Â Â Â Â  SONY will pay to you, TWENTY per centÂ  (20%) of the TEN MILLION DOLLAR ($10,000,000.) advance received from IGT, or TWO MILLION DOLLARS ($2,000,000.), against future royalties from For Wager On Line Games using the Wheel Of Fortune and/or Jeopardy! brands, FIFTY per cent (50%) of which, or ONE MILLION DOLLARS ($1,000,000.) to be paid upon execution of a Short Form Settlement Agreement and the remaining FIFTY per cent (50%), or ONE MILLION DOLLARS ($1,000,000.) upon execution of a Long Form Settlement Agreement;
4.Â Â Â Â  SONY will pay to you, TEN per centÂ  (10%) of the THIRTY FIVE MILLION DOLLAR ($35,000,000.) advance received from IGT, or THREE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3,500,000.), against future royalties from On Line Social Gaming, using the Wheel of Fortune and/or Jeopardy! brands FIFTY per cent (50%) of which, or ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ( S$1,750,000.) to be paid upon execution of a Short Form Settlement Agreement and the remaining Fifty per cent (50%), or ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,750,,000.) upon execution of a Long Form Settlement Agreement;
5.Â Â Â Â  SONY will pay to you, following receipt from IGT, TEN per centÂ  (10%) of the THIRTY FIVE MILLION DOLLAR ($35,000,000.) Business Benefit Fee (BBF) or THREE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($3,500,000.).
6.Â Â Â Â  All prior Agreements of any kind and nature between you and any SONY related entities will be terminated forthwith and replaced by:
A. Services Agreement which will pay you:
(1). TWENTY per cent (20%) of all monies as and when received by SONY from IGT for any and all Land Based Device per machine fees or For Wager On-Line Royalties (âgambling moniesâ) using either the Wheel of Fortune or the Jeopardy! brand, which fees were earned on or before 31 December 2024, less the amounts set forth in Paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 above;
(2). TEN per cent (10%) of all monies as and when received by SONY from IGT for any and all Land Based Device per machine fees or For Wager On-Line Royalties (âgambling moniesâ) using either the Wheel of Fortune or the Jeopardy! brand, which fees were earned during the period 1 January 2025 through 31 December 2029;
(3). TEN per cent (10%) of all monies as and when received by SONY from IGT for any and all On Line Social Gaming Royalties and Business Benefit Fees (ânon-gambling moniesâ), which royalties and/or fees were earned on or before 31 December 2029, less the amount set forth in Paragraph 4 above; and
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  (4). No monies on any revenues earned from and after 1 January 2030. and
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  B. Consulting Agreement which:
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  (1). Will Â contain terms and conditions, allowing SONY to seek the services of Mark E Pollack in their sole discretion and for Mark E Pollack, to unilaterally accept or reject that Â request to perform such services for Wheel of Fortune and for Jeopardy! for no additional compensation, or, in the case of, Â for non- Wheel of Fortune/Jeopardy! properties for which the compensation will be negotiated.
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â  (2) Will contain Â further terms and condition from prior such consulting agreements between the parties, as the parties mayÂ  later agree, excluding any provisions related to any obligation to deliver any writings or emails Â to you from Â SONY or any third party, but including confidentiality provisions. And
Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â (3). The Term of which will extend to 31 December 2017
7. The parties would generally release and waive any and all claims against each other and execute a California Civil Code Section 1542 waiver.
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Re: Mosko's Calls a/o 2:15pm Fri 5/16
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Re: MARK E POLLACK AGREEMENT
Before 10 or after 11:30
On May 14, 2014, at 9:54 PM, "Boone, Gregory"
wrote:
I'm redrafting but have a few questions about your thoughts. Can you, Len and I meet tomorrow to discuss?
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From: Weil, Leah
To: Boone, Gregory; Venger, Leonard
Sent: Wed May 14 17:21:44 2014
Subject: FW: MARK E POLLACK AGREEMENT
Took a quick glance at his doc and have one question.Â  In his 2.1Â  I see the concept Â of âearnedâ.Â  Am on a conference all so havenât dug in soâ¦. throwing it to you guys. Is there a substantive difference in what he is saying and what we are proposing?
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From: Weil, Leah
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2014 5:16 PM
To: Boone, Gregory; Venger, Leonard
Subject: RE: MARK E POLLACK AGREEMENT
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Thanks.Â  In the interest of time, I took a very quick look through the agreement.Â  Here are myÂ  thoughts:
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1.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Â I think the format would work better if this was in the form of an agreement rather than a letter agreement.Â  It is generally how the Company would memorialize something like this, it is more in line with their format and it would solve the issue I have with par. 1 Â where we are not âagreeingâ to anything despite how it is drafted.
2.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Â Is it necessary for each of the Sony entities to be parties?Â  Does it include any entity that is not currently a party to an agreement with Mark E?
3.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Do we really want to define each company individually as âSonyâ â letâs please think it through and make sure that the âindividually and collectivelyâ is in our best interest.Â  I understand why it would make the drafting easier but would hate for Â separate entities to pick up obligations of another simply b/c they are defined a certain way.Â  Please double check that it works or change appropriately.
4.Â Â Â Â Â Â  In Par. 2 think it would be better to make clear that he isnât giving up anything $ wise.Â  I think the language in the agreement is clear but since we know that is the biggest hurdle to overcome in our draft vs. theirs maybe a more finessed approach would work.Â  Perhaps ending the first sentence after the word Effective Date and moving the proviso up to the beginning of a new sentence
5.Â Â Â Â Â Â  In par. 2 d and 2 e we should specify under what agmts the $ is due.
6.Â Â Â Â Â Â  I assume Bob is comfortable and Steve has approved giving on the point/agreeing that he gets paid if we havenât done a long form by August.Â  I am not suggesting it isnât fine, just want to make sure since I donât recall it every coming up before they dropped it into their draft.
7.Â Â Â Â Â Â  In par 4 â think we should be clear about logistics â we canât put ourselves in position of being in breach if he doesnât designate etc.Â  These payments go way out way in time.Â  Perhaps saying that it goes into same account unless he has designated a different one, which he can do at any time or from time to time etc.
8.Â Â Â Â Â Â  In par 4 a, b, c Â -
a.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Take out the words âas the same may be amended or extendedâ
b.Â Â Â Â Â  Be more specific about the use of the term âthereinâ â as those terms are defined in par ___ of the ___ agreement or have a catch all that initial capped terms not otherwise defined have meaning in ___ agmt.Â  Note also that we are tying it to the short form.Â  What happens if there is a long form?Â
c.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Change the âcommencing on January 1, 2028 [or other date] and continuing in perpetuityâ to â from and after Januaryâ¦â
d.Â Â Â Â Â  In c â think you need to say âfollowingâ before agreements or define each one.Â  I take it that there is no need to specify what âbucketsâ there are under those agreements
9.Â Â Â Â Â Â  Â In par 5 â depending how you address the defined terms point, there may need to be some adjustment here
10.Â Â  In par 6 â I am confused as to why we are saying that the terms in 5 a and b would extend to a new engagement.Â  I was under the impression that anything in future properties and/or engagements would be on terms âto be negotiatedâ. Â Â Why are we locking ourselves in ?
11.Â Â  In 9 b â not sure whether we should have the term âother licenseesâ.Â  I understand why we would want it but wonder whether it extends beyond what we have agreed to.Â  Perhaps adding the phrase âif anyâ?
12.Â Â  I donât think the second sentence of 9 j works for us as company.Â  Way too broad.Â  Â
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From: Boone, Gregory
Sent: Wednesday, May 14, 2014 11:37 AM
To: Weil, Leah
Cc: Venger, Leonard; Madden, Robert
Subject: MARK E POLLACK AGREEMENT
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Attached is the draft.
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Paragraphs 1 -6 are my new drafting and paragraph 7 is release language which was not present in Ben Singerâs draft.
The mediation and arbitration provisions in paragraph 8 are almost word for word out of Singerâs draft.
Regarding indemnification, the concept and much of the wording in 9(a) comes from prior Pollack agreements.
Paragraph 9(b) re audit rights is new.
The rest of paragraph 9 comes almost entirely out of Singerâs draft.
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