David Glasser to look after foreign sales of The Film Department

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David Glasser to look after foreign sales of The Film Department

MUMBAI: Following the departure of Steve Bickel, Weinstein Company (TWC) international chief David Glasser has taken over foreign sales of Mark Gill and Neil Sacker‘s The Film Department.
The parties had been negotiating the deal for some time and the ongoing arrangement will kick off at American Film Market (AFM), giving The Film Department access to TWC‘s network of international buyers while broadening the latter‘s sales roster.

Glasser will initiate talks with buyers about the Kate Hudson romantic comedy Earthbound that is scheduled to start shooting in January and complete the remaining territory sales of Law Abiding Citizen with Gerard Butler and Jamie Foxx that has grossed more than $43m in North America through Overture Films.

The Film Department co-founders Gill and Sacker will continue to finance, develop and produce content as they see fit and did not comment on the circumstances of former international president Bickel‘s departure.

Glasser is a natural fit to take charge of international sales given that he previously worked with Sacker when he was Bob Yari‘s international sales chief and Sacker was Yari Film Group COO. "I love the guys at The Film Department and this is a perfect fit," Glasser added.