Larry Sugar

In 1994 he produced, wrote or co-wrote three features in association with Showtime as part of a series of films which he created. One of the films that he wrote and produced was "Robin of Locksley" which, on airing, was the highest rated of all of Showtime's family films. To date, Larry has produced seven classics in his family film series.

He has, since 1993, been producing and writing.

In 1989, Sugar served as the President of Republic Pictures International, where he was responsible for the distribution of all feature films in all media worldwide as well as for supervision of co-productions and acquisitions.

In 1987, he gained invaluable experience as the Executive Vice President of Weintraub Entertainment Group, where he was responsible for the distribution in all media not only of the new feature productions, but also the Thorn-EMI 2000-title film library, for which he negotiated licenses in all media worldwide.

From Lorimar, Sugar moved to CBS Productions in 1985, as Vice President of Distribution and Acquisition, where he was responsible for the placement of all features in all media and supervised CBS Broadcast International, the television licensing arm of CBS.

In 1974, Sugar moved to 20th Century-Fox where he split his time between Business Affairs, International and Production. While at Fox, his responsibilities included overseeing the development and production of several feature films as well as their international licensing and distribution. After founding a successful independent distribution agency, Serendipity, which represented major studio releases, their licensing and marketing, Sugar became President of Lorimar International in charge of Distribution and Acquisition. He was responsible for the placement of all Lorimar feature films, in all media, on an international basis as well as for all acquisitions.

Larry Sugar has enjoyed a successful 35 year career in the motion picture business, specializing in the international licensing, marketing and distribution of feature films for such media giants as Warner Bros. , 20th Century Fox, Lorimar, CBS and Republic Pictures. After receiving his law degree from USC School of Law in 1971, he began his career with Warner Bros. , where, as Director of Legal & Corporate Affairs for the International Division, he oversaw the preparation of international licensing for films, as well as joint venture agreements with 20th Century-Fox and Columbia Pictures.