Media executive Axel Duroux has been named CEO at troubled French film giant EuropaCorp. He takes over the role from founder Luc Besson, who is moving upstairs to the newly-formed role of ...

Luc Besson's studio EuropaCorp has appointed Axel Duroux as its new CEO, starting in September. Besson will focus on his roles as non-executive chairman and artistic director. By Georg Szalai Global ...

Virginie Besson Silla has been named CEO of EuropaCorp USA, with Edouard Boccon-Gibod being named chief of staff. The moves were announced Wednesday by Axel Duroux, who was named chief executive of ...

Production and distribution company's revenue surges on the strength of "Taken 2." By Rhonda Richford "I don't know how to make TV shows -- I let the people who know how to do it take it on and hope ...

EuropaCorp, the European movie studio founded by Luc Besson, has resumed talks with junior lender Vine Alternative Investments to have it take over the company. The deal, which was first reported by ...

Luc Besson‘s latest film, the Helen Mirren-starring thriller “Anna,” is failing at the French box office, dealing a further blow to his financially ailing EuropaCorp, which is in talks to be taken ...

EuropaCorp, the production company founded by Luc Besson and taken over by New York fund Vine Alternative Investments in 2020, has appointed Jean-Marc Lacarrère as its new CEO. Lacarrère will begin ...

London, UNITED KINGDOM - March 6, 2008 - Ubisoft and EuropaCorp announced today that they have signed an exclusive worldwide licensing agreement for the development, publishing and distribution of ...

Luc Besson's valiant effort didn't deliver at the box office, and now his company EuropaCorp is moving to reduce its workforce. We've heard word about Lucy 2 before, but thanks to Valerian and the ...

In what it termed a “transition year,” with no new “Taken” or “Lucy” and nine English-language movies still to release, EuropaCorp posted an annual net loss of €27.7 million ($30.8 million) for ...

EXCLUSIVE: Luc Besson has long held a comfortable identity as France’s answer to Spielberg, an idea generator who hatches commercial hits. From Paris, he and EuropaCorp partner Christophe Lambert ...