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19. Was curious about Brad Weston and his salary

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 02:35 PM

Jun 16

Brad Weston is an American film producer and retail business CEO. From 2011 to 2016, he was the president and CEO of New Regency, then serving as the CEO to lead Party City into collapse, and has most recently been appointed as CEO of At Home (store) a week before it too filed for bankruptcy protection.

Here’s a list of his movie involvement

Producer
Guinevere (1999)
Track Down (2000)
How to Kill Your Neighbor's Dog (2000)
Prozac Nation (2001)
Footloose (2011)
One Chance (2013)
A Million Little Pieces (2018)
Queen & Slim (2019)
Not Okay (2022)
A Thousand and One (2023)
Chang Can Dunk (2023)
Killer Heat (2024)
Opus (2025)
Executive producer
The 4th Floor (1999)
Scary Movie 2 (2001)
The Grey Zone (2001)
My Boss's Daughter (2003)
Scary Movie 3 (2003)
Cursed (2005)
Runner Runner (2013)
Book Club: The Next Chapter (2023)

I guess helping to drive out businesses is a sure fire way to finance the movies.

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Popular home goods chain files for bankruptcy amid tariff trouble [View all] demmiblue Jun 16 OP

"We did that. Ha ha. Suckers." - Krasnov (R-Felon/Rapist) & Billionaire G.O.P. Kronies BoRaGard Jun 16 #1

Tariffs? That company was in trouble way before Fat Hitler did tariffs Bengus81 Jun 16 #2

Yes, but companies can be skirting disaster & maybe even recovering when hit with external events. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jun 16 #5

not likely once private equity vulture capitalists step in. uncle ray Jun 16 #11

Another Pier One going down. sinkingfeeling Jun 16 #3

They need to look in the mirror and ask why they had so much stuff in their stores that people didn't want to buy. madaboutharry Jun 16 #4

The numbers are screwy. 260 stores and $2B in debt? A lot of these are in smaller towns, there's one in Kingsland ... marble falls Jun 16 #6

A lot of dead inventory? UpInArms Jun 16 #7

Executives or looters? marble falls Jun 16 #10

Looters UpInArms Jun 16 #15

Sounds like a vulture capitalist looting to me. House of Roberts Jun 16 #8

Sounds like a scam to me, too. marble falls Jun 16 #9

One I saw in Middletown, NY IbogaProject Jun 16 #12

If they can't buy a house, they will make the rental "livable". That's what we did when we boomers couldn't afford ... marble falls Jun 16 #13

bought by Hellman & Friedman (private equity)... ret5hd Jun 16 #14

Probably because they had no other source of capital. Their options: 1. Shut down immediately and fire everyone; or Silent Type Jun 16 #16

After renting for 5 months ArizonaLib Jun 16 #20

The premiere antique store and a vintage shop have closed Marthe48 Jun 16 #17

I never liked At Home Wicked Blue Jun 16 #18

Was curious about Brad Weston and his salary MagickMuffin Jun 16 #19