It's always about self interest. During the "Golden Days" the studios competed for the largest share of audiences, not focusing only on the most profitable. They wanted to get the most people watching their movies. That was in their best interest. An unintended benefit was that a wider audience was served.
It's always about self interest. During the "Golden Days" the studios competed for the largest share of audiences, not focusing only on the most profitable. They wanted to get the most people watching their movies. That was in their best interest. An unintended benefit was that a wider audience was served.
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