"The press just crucified it," exec says in wide-ranging LA Times interview The post Outgoing Sony CEO Tony Vinciquerra ...

Vinciquerra pointed out that the Marvel film found success on streaming and refuses to deem it a "terrible film." ...

As he prepares to leave Sony Pictures, Tony Vinciquerra reflects on his time at the helm of the Culver City film and TV ...

The film was received poorly by audiences and critics, earning a record worst box office opening for a Sony superhero film at ...

Mother Nature threw Ravi Ahuja a curve ball for his first interview since taking the reins as president and CEO of Sony ...

As he prepares to depart from Sony Pictures, CEO Tony Vinciquerra seemed to have few, if any, regrets about his seven-year run as studio head. That includes this year’s pair of “Spider-Man ...

Vinciquerra, 70, spoke about the movies during an interview with the Los Angeles Times published Thursday, and admitted that ...

CEO Tony Vinciquerra, who's stepping down January 2, has some blame to lay for the failure of Kraven the Hunter and others.

When Tony Vinciquerra arrived at Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2017, it was far from business as usual. The Culver City studio was still reeling from a 2014 cyber attack that exposed employees ...

Vinciquerra noted earlier in the interview that the failure of “Kraven the Hunter,” directed by J.C. Chandor and starring Aaron Taylor Johnson, was particularly stinging considering it would ...

By Lexi Carson Outgoing Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra is defending Madame Web despite the harsh criticism the film received.