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Michelle Pfeiffer is currently filming “Margo’s Got Money Problems,” the Apple TV+ series adaptation of the bestselling novel co-starring Nicole Kidman and Elle Fanning, in Los Angeles. In the last 20 years or so, Pfeiffer says of the 23 projects she’s worked on, only three have shot in the city.

“That’s crazy,” the three-time Oscar nominee told me Friday, following her hand and footprint ceremony at the Tcl Chinese Theater in Hollywood. Like so many people in television and movies, Pfeiffer worries Los Angeles is on the verge of no longer being an industry town.

“I don’t know lot about the politics of it all, but I know you need to bring back tax incentives,” Pfeiffer said. “People look at the bottom line for productions — where are we going to get the most for our dollars because you want all that money to go on screen, and if...

Ana De Armas Dating Timeline(Photo Credit –Facebook/Instagram/Wikimedia)

Ever since Ana de Armas debuted in the Hollywood industry, she has been the talk of the town. She has always hit the headlines with her acting skills, gorgeous looks, fashion affairs, and dating history. From dating Spanish actor and model Marc Clotet to popular Hollywood A-lister Ben Affleck, her list has quite a few prominent names. Her name often got linked to several artists, son of a dignitary, and more, making it a hot topic to discuss.

As the Cuban-born actress is now getting spotted with Mission Impossible star Tom Cruise, it seems she has found her new love (based on the reports). Before we jump in to know more about her recent romantic linkup, let’s look at her dating history with her previous boyfriends and fiances. Scroll ahead.

Marc Clotet

Ana de Armas began her dating phase...

Veteran agent Hildy Gottlieb is set to retire this month, Creative Artists Agency announced on Monday.

Gottlieb, who joined CAA in 2022 following its acquisition of ICM Partners, has represented a diverse range of Oscar, Emmy and Tony Award-winning artists throughout her 48-year career.

She moved to ICM’s Los Angeles office in 1980 following three years at J. Michael Bloom Ltd. in New York.

“Throughout her career, Hildy has been instrumental in cultivating the careers of remarkable artists,” Franklin Latt and Rachel Rusch, co-heads of CAA’s Motion Picture Talent department, said in a joint statement on Monday. “Her superb taste, relationships and passion served her clients and colleagues well. We wish her all the best as she begins this next chapter.”

Some of Gottlieb’s clients include new Superman David Corenswet; Lewis Pullman, who will next be seen in Marvel Studios’ “Thunderbolts*”; and Olivia Colman, who most recently starred in...

Hildy Gottlieb, the veteran agent most recently at CAA, is retiring this month after 48 years in the entertainment business, the agency announced on Monday morning.

Gottlieb joined CAA in 2022, following its acquisition of ICM Partners. Over the course of her career, she has repped a diverse range of Oscar, Emmy, and Tony Award winners. Notable clients she’s represented at CAA include Olivia Colman, Jeff Goldblum, Kathy Bates, Walton Goggins and Michael Stuhlbarg, to name just a few.

Gottlieb joined ICM’s Los Angeles office in 1980 following three years at J. Michael Bloom Ltd. in New York.

“Throughout her career, Hildy has been instrumental in cultivating the careers of remarkable artists,” noted Franklin Latt and Rachel Rusch, Co-Heads of CAA’s Motion Picture Talent department, in a joint statement.

The Sundance Film Festival chose well in selecting the honorees for tonight’s Gala fundraiser at the newly opened Grand Hyatt Deer Valley.

Beyond freshly minted Oscar nominees Cynthia Erivo and James Mangold in the house to receive the Visionary Award and Trailblazer Award respectively, it was Michelle Satter — the Founding Senior Director of Artists Program for the Sundance Institute — whose stirring speech unified the high-profile packed ballroom.

Satter was recognized for her decades-long commitment to nurturing artists and cultivating independent film through the Sundance Labs. As many in the room knew and as Satter mentioned, she and her husband David Latt were among the thousands who lost their homes in the wildfires that scorched LA. Horribly, this tragedy came after Satter and Latt’s youngest son Michael, an advocate in the industry for social justice, was fatally shot in November 2023 at his Miracle Mile home in a senseless murder.

Michelle Satter, Sundance Institute’s Founding Senior Director, Artist Programs, and her husband, writer-producer David Latt, are among the thousands who have lost homes due to the wildfires ravaging Los Angeles.

Satter confirmed the news in sharing the Instagram post from her son, Franklin Latt, who serves as co-head of CAA’s motion picture talent department. “Our family home was lost to the fire and hometown completely devastated. Thankfully we’re safe,” wrote Franklin on Thursday. “So many have lost everything and need support. Let’s all lead with love.”

In a caption of her own, Satter wrote, “Our heart goes out to everyone who’s experiencing loss during this devastating time in our city. Sending love and support and hoping we can all find a way forward.”

This is just the latest tragedy weathered in recent years by Satter and Latt, who in November 2023 lost their son Michael Latt,...

The Michael Latt Legacy Fund, which launched earlier this year to honor and continue the social justice advocacy work of Michael Latt, has announced a series of grants, scholarships and educational programming to support nonprofit organizations and artists whose work leverages storytelling as a vehicle for social transformation.

The fund’s initial grantees include: Harness; Protect the Sacred; Question Culture; Saved By A Story; Center for Art & Advocacy; Bld Pwr (Build Power); Sola Foundation; and Brown Girls Doc Mafia. Details of each organization can be found below.

Latt, a studio marketing consultant and founder of social impact group Lead with Love, was killed in a home invasion robbery in November 2023 at age 33. His killer was convicted in July of this year.

In addition to the grantees, organizers said the fund also has garnered a three-year commitment from Panavision, which established the Panavision | Michael Latt First Feature Award, providing a first-time...

This will do little to heal the wounds of loss, but Lady Justice may have brought some sense of relief today. The woman who fatally shot Michael Latt in November 2023 will be behind bars for decades and decades, a judge made clear Wednesday.

Charged with murder by authorities late last year, Jameelah Elena Michl was sentenced to 35 years to life. In his sentence L.A. Superior Court Judge Kerry White ordered Michl to serve her time in a California state prison. The odds of the 37-year-old Michl ever stepping outside the prison gates is pretty slim.

The sentence is the maximum available to the judge under California law.

Arrested mere days after shooting and killing the beloved studio marketer and social justice advocate in his mid-Wilshire home, Michl has been in custody since November 27, 2023 when she was arrested at the scene of the crime. Held on a $3 million bail since then,...

Exclusive: Austin Leshay has joined the talent department at Buchwald, Deadline has learned. Most recently at Hyperion, he is expected to bring several notable clients with him and work out of Buchwald’s Los Angeles offices.

“This is a terrific addition for our talent department here at Buchwald,” said principals Julia Buchwald and Ryan Martin in a joint statement. “Austin boasts fantastic industry experience and a real drive for the pursuit of both artistry and commerce. He will help enhance our team’s ability to nurture outstanding high-level talent, and drive our continued success.”

Stated Leshay, “I’m excited about this tremendous opportunity to bring the experience and passion I have for our industry to Buchwald, a firm that I’ve admired for years. Buchwald’s distinguished reputation speaks for itself, and I’m looking forward to collaborating with the talented team there to keep the firm at the forefront of our ever-changing industry.

Creative Artists Agency has reintroduced managing directors, naming nine today, and announced a big expansion of its agency board as its leadership structure evolves.

Managing directors, a group reintroduced after years, include leaders across select areas, who will work alongside CAA Co-Chairman and CEO Bryan Lourd, Co-Chairmen Kevin Huvane and Richard Lovett, and President Jim Burtson on a wide range of strategic business and operational matters.

Named Managing Directors are: Rob Light (music), Howard Nuchow (sports), Joe Cohen (TV), Michael Levine (sports) , Joel Lubin (motion picture), Maha Dakhil (motion picture), Chris Silbermann (TV), Tiffany Ward (TV), and Paul Danforth (sports). Of the nine, all but Silbermann come from the CAA side of the company.

CFO Carol Sawdye and Chief Legal Officer Hilary Krane continue to serve in their leadership roles.

CAA’s expanded Agency Board will now hone in on specific goals. It will work with the CAA Co-Chairmen and...

Creative Artists Agency has appointed nine managing directors and changed up its agency board membership.

The new managing directors include Rob Light, Howard Nuchow, Joe Cohen, Michael Levine, Joel Lubin, Maha Dakhil, Chris Silbermann, Tiffany Ward and Paul Danforth. CFO Carol Sawdye and chief legal officer Hilary Krane will continue in their roles.

The managing directors will work alongside CAA co-chairman and CEO Bryan Lourd, co-chairmen Kevin Huvane and Richard Lovett and president Jim Burtson on varying strategic business and operational matters.

The agency board will work with the CAA co-chairmen and president “on ensuring the continued strength of the company’s highly regarded culture of service, collaboration, and opportunity, built for personal client service,” including dealmaking, training and development and innovation. The move marks the latest rework for the agency since its sale to Artémis, the investment firm controlled by François-Henri Pinault, last September.

Members of the agency board include Katie Anderson,...

Universal Pictures’ Wicked has found its goat. Peter Dinklage is set to voice the character Dr. Dillamond in the movie adaptation of the iconic Broadway musical.

The news was revealed Wednesday afternoon in Las Vegas as Universal closed out its CinemaCon presentation by sharing new footage of Wicked, which hits theaters over Thanksgiving of this year. Universal and director Jon M. Chu made the film in two parts, with the second installment set to open over the year-end holidays in 2025.

Wicked — the untold story of the witches of Oz — stars Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba, a young woman who is misunderstood because of her unusual green skin and who has yet to discover her true power. Ariana Grande plays Glinda, a popular young woman graced by privilege and ambition but who has yet to discover her true heart. After meeting as young women, their extraordinary adventures ultimately see them fulfill their...

Exclusive: Two-time Oscar winner Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Basterds), Stranger Things and Maestro star Maya Hawke, Cannes Best Actor winner John Turturro (Severance), and Emmy winner Jon Hamm (Mad Men) are set to star in Oscar-nominated director Stephen Frears’ (The Queen) Wilder & Me, which will be a buzzy package at this month’s EFM market.

Hawke will play Calista, a young musician whose life takes on a whole new meaning while working on the set of Billy Wilder’s film Fedora. Waltz will play legendary film director Wilder, known for classics including Some Like It Hot, Sunset Boulevard and The Apartment. Turturro will play his lifelong friend and screenwriting partner I.A.L. Diamond. Hamm will play famed actor William Holden.

Described as a “bittersweet drama”, the project has been adapted for the screen by two-time Oscar winner Christopher Hampton (The Father) with Oscar winner Jeremy Thomas (The Last Emperor) producing and shoot scheduled for early 2025 in Greece.

Step behind the velvet ropes to see how the stars celebrated television’s biggest night. Though not quite back to pre-pandemic levels, Hollywood hit the party circuit with a slate of events with stops at the TV Academy’s Governors Ball, Netflix, Disney, HBO and Apple TV+ after the Fox telecast.

HBO + Max

Some things change, others stay the same. HBO and streaming counterpart Max once again topped the competition with a field-leading 31 wins Monday night thanks to eight trophies for The Last of Us, six for Succession, five for The White Lotus and another two for Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, among others. “Everyone is holding an Emmy,” relayed one guest as he surveyed the scene inside San Vicente Bungalows, which hosted the party of the night thanks to all that glittering gold and stars like Pedro Pascal making rounds. Speaking of the Last of Us heartthrob, after...

Jameelah Elena Michl, the suspect in the shooting death of Michael Latt, has been charged with murder.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with the loved ones of the victim, and we will work tirelessly to ensure that justice is served for this heinous crime,” stated Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón today as the charges were made public.

The suspect in the studio consultant and activist Latt’s death on November 27 will face claims of one count of murder and one count of first-degree residential burglary with person present. If found guilty, 36-year-old Michl could be sentenced to spend the rest of her life behind bars.

The founder and CEO of Lead With Love and a communications and marketing advisor to the likes of Netflix, Ava DuVernay’s Array, Warner Bros Pictures, Common, and Annapurna Pictures, Latt was shot by a semi-automatic handgun on Monday evening in his mid-Wilshire home.

A woman has been arrested for the fatal shooting of Michael Latt, the founder of entertainment marketing firm Lead With Love.

The 33-year-old was shot in his Miracle Mile home on Monday night and died after being transported to a hospital. Latt was the son of Michelle Satter, the founding senior director at the Sundance Institute, and film producer David Latt. His brother, Franklin, is an agent at CAA.

“Our beloved son Michael Latt fell victim to a tragic act of violence this week,” wrote Satter in a post on X (formerly Twitter). “Michael devoted his career to supporting artists, championing organizations that raised up artists of color and leveraged storytelling for enduring change. We celebrate his legacy, love and compassion.”

On Thursday, Jameelah Elena Michl was charged with the killing of Latt. She faces one count of murder and another count of first-degree residential burglary, with a maximum sentence of life in prison.

Michael Latt, a film marketing consultant who worked closely with Ryan Coogler and Common on a series of social justice campaigns, was shot and killed at his home on Monday night, the LAPD has confirmed.

Latt, 33, was the founder and CEO of Lead With Love, a social impact marketing agency. In addition to Coogler and Common, he worked with Ava DuVernay, Barry Jenkins, and studios like Warner Bros. and Netflix on events and political initiatives that married art and activism.

According to the LAPD, he was shot in the 900 block of Alandele Avenue around 6 p.m. on Monday. He was taken by paramedics to a nearby hospital, where he died.

Police arrested Jameelah Elena Michl, 36, who lived in her car. Prosecutors charged her with murder and burglary on Wednesday. She is being held on $3 million bail. Police have not disclosed a motive.

In a press release on Thursday, the Los...

Here’s a look at this week’s biggest premieres, parties and openings in Los Angeles and New York, including events for Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, Beyond Fest and Aka Mr. Chow.

New York Film Festival

The festival continued to take over Lincoln Center for its second week, with a Priscilla premiere on Oct. 6 and Ferrari on Oct. 13.

Lorenzo Mieli, Cailee Spaeny, Youree Henley and Jacob Elordi attend the red carpet for ‘Priscilla.’ Gabriel Leone, Adam Driver, Michael Mann, Penélope Cruz and Shailene Woodley attend the red carpet for ‘Ferrari.’

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour premiere

Taylor Swift celebrated the world premiere of her concert film in Los Angeles on Wednesday, alongside celebrity friends Beyoncé, Adam Sandler, Mariska Hargitay, Julia Garner, Simu Liu and Flavor Flav.

Taylor Swift and director Sam Wrench Mariska Hargitay and daughter Amaya Hermann

CAA’s Annual Young Hollywood Party

Creative Artists Agency hosted its...

With no Vanity Fair party to go to after the Oscars — the magazine opted for series of virtual events leading up to the the 93rd Academy Awards instead of throwing its annual after-party — Hollywood found other ways to cap off the industry’s biggest night of the year. The Sunset Tower hotel became a place to be on Sunday following the ceremony at Union Station so much so that paparazzi and autograph seekers lined the entrance to the legendary West Hollywood landmark.

Glenn Close was the first star to arrive shortly after the credits rolled on the Oscars. The eight-time nominee — and very impressive “Da Butt” dancer — arrived solo, but was met by her daughter, “Ratched” actor Annie Starke and her husband Marc Albu, at their poolside table as well as by applause by several fellow diners. Close’s agent, CAA’s Franklin Latt, also joined the group.

Don Lemon...

Rachel Rusch has been named Co-Head of CAA Motion Picture Talent department and will work alongside Franklin Latt in leading the group. Rusch will continue to lead the agency’s Comedy department, a position she has held since 2019.

“Rachel is an extraordinary advocate for artists, a proven leader with a keen understanding of the marketplace, and a valued mentor to many within the agency and beyond,” said CAA Board Members Maha Dakhil and Joel Lubin in a joint statement. “Working collaboratively across the agency, she has led the Comedy department to new heights and will play a critical role in guiding the continued growth of the Motion Picture department in the years to come.”

Rusch, who joined CAA in 2010, represents many of the most prolific and accomplished comic talents working in film and television, including Trevor Noah, James Corden, Sacha Baron Cohen, Leslie Jones, Maria Bakalova, Cecily Strong, Ben Platt,...

Creative Artists Agency executive Rachel Rusch has been elevated to co-head of motion picture talent. In her new role, she will lead the department alongside agency veteran Franklin Latt.

All the while, Rusch will continue to lead CAA’s comedy department, a position she’s held since 2019.

“Rachel is an extraordinary advocate for artists, a proven leader with a keen understanding of the marketplace, and a valued mentor to many within the agency and beyond,” CAA board members Maha Dakhil and Joel Lubin said in a statement. “Working collaboratively across the agency, she has led the comedy department to new heights and will play a critical role in guiding the continued growth of the motion picture department in the years to come.”

Since joining CAA in 2010, Rusch has represented comics working across film and television, including Trevor Noah, James Corden, Sacha Baron Cohen, Leslie Jones, Ben Platt, Cecily Strong and Zooey Deschanel.

CAA has named Rachel Rusch co-head of its motion picture talent department.

Rusch, who also leads the agency’s comedy department, will work with Franklin Latt in leading the motion picture talent division.

Rusch, who joined CAA in 2010 and the comedy arm since 2019, represents talent such as Trevor Noah, James Corden, Sacha Baron Cohen, Leslie Jones, Maria Bakalova, Cecily Strong, Ben Platt, Paul Walter Hauser and Zooey Deschanel, among others.

“Rachel is an extraordinary advocate for artists, a proven leader with a keen understanding of the marketplace, and a valued mentor to many within the agency and beyond,” said ...

CAA has named Rachel Rusch co-head of its motion picture talent department.

Rusch, who also leads the agency’s comedy department, will work with Franklin Latt in leading the motion picture talent division.

Rusch, who joined CAA in 2010 and the comedy arm since 2019, represents talent such as Trevor Noah, James Corden, Sacha Baron Cohen, Leslie Jones, Maria Bakalova, Cecily Strong, Ben Platt, Paul Walter Hauser and Zooey Deschanel, among others.

“Rachel is an extraordinary advocate for artists, a proven leader with a keen understanding of the marketplace, and a valued mentor to many within the agency and beyond,” said ...

CAA has unveiled a new leadership structure for its Motion Picture department, moves that include promoting Todd Feldman, Risa Gertner, Joel Lubin and Jack Whigham to co-heads of the Motion Picture Group. A total of 12 were upped as part of the revamp, which will also see Motion Picture agent Maha Dakhil and head of CAA Finance Roeg Sutherland taking on oversight of CAA’s International Film Group.

In the newly created roles, the group will be tasked with guiding the overall strategic direction of the agency’s film activities and jointly oversee collaborations.

“Our leadership team has been instrumental to the Motion Picture department’s tremendous success,” CAA president Richard Lovett said in a release announcing the news. “They have pioneered ground-breaking deal structures and activated all areas of the agency to service clients in the best way possible. This new role provides an opportunity for them to execute on...

CAA has set new leadership group structure in its motion picture group starting by tapping Todd Feldman, Risa Gertner, Joel Lubin, and Jack Whigham as the new co-heads of the department.

In addition, motion picture agent Maha Dakhil and Roeg Sutherland, head of CAA Media Finance, have assumed leadership positions overseeing CAA’s international film group, focusing on expanding the motion picture group’s global footprint. In their newly created roles, this collective will guide the overall strategic direction of the agency’s motion picture activities and jointly oversee its ongoing collaborations, on behalf of storytellers, across the entertainment landscape.

Dave Bugliari and Franklin Latt have been promoted to motion picture talent department co-heads. Bugliari and Latt, who both began their careers at CAA, collectively represent such artists as Academy Award nominees Bradley Cooper and Glenn Close, in addition to Margot Robbie and Lucas Hedges, among others.

The motion picture...

Creative Artists Agency (CAA) announced a new leadership structure for its Motion Picture department on Wednesday.

Todd Feldman, Risa Gertner, Joel Lubin and Jack Whigham have been elevated to co-heads of the Motion Picture Group. In addition, motion picture agent Maha Dakhil and Roeg Sutherland, head of CAA Media Finance, have assumed leadership positions overseeing CAA’s International Film Group, focusing on expanding the Motion Picture Group’s global footprint. In their newly created roles, this collective will guide the overall strategic direction of the agency’s motion picture activities and jointly oversee its ongoing collaborations – on behalf of storytellers – across the entertainment landscape.

Dave Bugliari and Franklin Latt have been promoted to Motion Picture Talent department co-heads. Bugliari and Latt, who both began their careers at CAA, collectively represent such celebrated artists as Academy Award nominees Bradley Cooper and Glenn Close, in addition to Margot Robbie and Lucas Hedges,...

CAA has named 13 agents to new leadership roles as part of a restructuring of its motion picture division, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Four agents are now co-heads of the Motion Picture Group: Todd Feldman, Risa Gertner, Joel Lubin and Jack Whigham. Maha Dakhil has joined CAA Media Finance head Roeg Sutherland in overseeing the agency's International Film Group. In their newly created roles, these six will steer the strategy of all of CAA's film activities.

Dave Bugliari and Franklin Latt, who both started their careers at CAA, have been promoted to co-heads of the motion picture talent ...

CAA has named 13 agents to new leadership roles as part of a restructuring of its motion picture division, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Four agents are now co-heads of the Motion Picture Group: Todd Feldman, Risa Gertner, Joel Lubin and Jack Whigham. Maha Dakhil has joined CAA Media Finance head Roeg Sutherland in overseeing the agency's International Film Group. In their newly created roles, these six will steer the strategy of all of CAA's film activities.

Dave Bugliari and Franklin Latt, who both started their careers at CAA, have been promoted to co-heads of the motion picture talent ...

When Glenn Close picked up a Golden Globe for her performance in The Wife last week, her acceptance speech reduced some of the biggest players in Hollywood to tears. And for good reason. Close talked about not allowing yourself to be be subjugated by others, and how it’s not too late to acknowledge a long-held dream–relatable stuff for so many, and entirely on topic for her winning role.

As Joan Castleman, Close is the titular wife accompanying her celebrated novelist husband Joe (Jonathan Pryce) to Stockholm to accept his Nobel Prize for Literature–a story based on Meg Wolitzer’s 2003 book of the same name. Joan is by turns nurturing and then simmering with a deep rage at having lived a life that led to her husband collecting a prize she herself deserved.

Speaking via phone from her mountain home far from California, Close looks back on the...

CAA today announced a host of promotions at the agency. Fourteen coordinators have earned their stripes and graduated to agent or executive status. They include Jon Cassir, Marissa Edler, Ryan Fitzjohn, Charlie Jennings, Meredith Jones, Bobby Kenner, Franklin Latt, Alex Mebed, Tess O’Sullivan, Chelsea Reed, Elan Ruspoli, Angie Sun, Jin Wang, and Luna Xu. Cassir was a motion picture/right coordinator and is now an agent in the department. Edler was a coordinator in the baseball division of CAA Sports and has been upped to executive. Fitzjohn was a music coordinator in the agency’s London office and is now an agent.

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Related: CAA About To Undergo More Agent Exits Los Angeles (April 24, 2012) – Creative Artists Agency announced today a series of promotions to agent or executive, including Jon Cassir, Marissa Edler, Ryan Fitzjohn, Charlie Jennings, Meredith Jones, Bobby Kenner, Franklin Latt, Alex Mebed, Tess O’Sullivan, Chelsea Reed, Elan Ruspoli, Angie Sun, Jin Wang, and Luna Xu. Cassir joined CAA in 2007 following his graduation from George Washington University. He was most recently the Motion Pictures Books/Rights Coordinator and is now an Agent for the department. A graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, Edler joined CAA Sports in 2009. She has been promoted to an Executive in the Baseball Department, where she previously served as Coordinator for the department. Fitzjohn joined CAA in 2007 in the London office as an Assistant in the Music Department. He most recently worked as Music Coordinator and was promoted to Agent in that department. Jennings, who joined...

Related: CAA About To Undergo More Agent Exits Los Angeles (April 24, 2012) – Creative Artists Agency announced today a series of promotions to agent or executive, including Jon Cassir, Marissa Edler, Ryan Fitzjohn, Charlie Jennings, Meredith Jones, Bobby Kenner, Franklin Latt, Alex Mebed, Tess O’Sullivan, Chelsea Reed, Elan Ruspoli, Angie Sun, Jin Wang, and Luna Xu. Cassir joined CAA in 2007 following his graduation from George Washington University. He was most recently the Motion Pictures Books/Rights Coordinator and is now an Agent for the department. A graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, Edler joined CAA Sports in 2009. She has been promoted to an Executive in the Baseball Department, where she previously served as Coordinator for the department. Fitzjohn joined CAA in 2007 in the London office as an Assistant in the Music Department. He most recently worked as Music Coordinator and was promoted to Agent in that department. Jennings, who joined...

CAA has promoted more than a dozen people, beefing up a bevy of departments after a rash of recent departures, TheWrap has learned. Ten former coordinators and assistants are now agents: >> Jon Cassir, book rights for film >> Elan Ruspoli and Charlie Jennings (pictured left), film talent >> Franklin Latt and Alex Mebed, film >> Bobby Kenner, TV alternative >> Meredith Jones, music, based in Nashville, and focusing on college market bookings for music and comedy >> Ryan Fitzjohn, music, based in London >> Tess O'Sullivan, sports >> Chelsea Reed, TV lit >> Luna Xu, film, based in Beijing A troika...