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Shrek didn't go well on stage, but Katzenberg believes Broadway still holds "enormous potential" Dreamworks/Courtesy Everett Collection Few people know Hollywood better than Jeffrey Katzenberg, the onetime wunderkind who by the time he was in his... Full Article at Business Week
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DreamWorks Animation chief Jeffrey Katzenberg's "Shrek" movie franchise has been one of the most lucrative animation series of all time, with more "Shrek" 3-D installments still in the pipeline. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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