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| '''Silver Screen Partners''', L.P. (Limited Partnership) was organized in ] to provide full financing for, own and exploit feature-length ] through ] and their subsidiary ]. A public offering of units of limited partnership interests was completed in June 1983, which raised $82.8 million. After payment of offering costs and fees, approximately $74 million was available for investment in films. | '''Silver Screen Partners''', L.P. (Limited Partnership) was organized in ] to provide full financing for, own and exploit feature-length ] through ] and their subsidiary ]. A public offering of units of limited partnership interests was completed in June 1983, which raised $82.8 million. After payment of offering costs and fees, approximately $74 million was available for investment in films. From ] to ], ] works for ]. | ||
| Silver Screen financed seven films between June of 1983 and December 31, 1995, total budgets amounting to approximately $73,800,000. The seven Silver Screen films (the "Films") were: '']'', released on August 31, ]; '']'', released on February 8, ]; '']'', released on August 16, 1985; '']'', released on October 2, 1985; '']'', released on January 3, ]; '']'', released on February 21, 1986; and '']'', released on March 7, 1986. | Silver Screen financed seven films between June of 1983 and December 31, 1995, total budgets amounting to approximately $73,800,000. The seven Silver Screen films (the "Films") were: '']'', released on August 31, ]; '']'', released on February 8, ]; '']'', released on August 16, 1985; '']'', released on October 2, 1985; '']'', released on January 3, ]; '']'', released on February 21, 1986; and '']'', released on March 7, 1986. | ||
| The business of Silver Screen Partners was managed by Silver Screen Management, Inc., a ] corporation which was the managing general partner of Silver Screen Partners. Silver Screen Management supervised Silver Screen's investment in | The business of Silver Screen Partners was managed by Silver Screen Management, Inc., a ] corporation which was the managing general partner of Silver Screen Partners. Silver Screen Management supervised Silver Screen's investment in | ||
| each film, monitored the flow of revenues and was responsible for the preparation of reports and tax information to be provided to the Limited Partners. | each film, monitored the flow of revenues and was responsible for the preparation of reports and tax information to be provided to the Limited Partners. | ||
| Three other similar limited partnerships for financing motion pictures (Silver Screen Pictures II, Silver Screen Partners III, and Silver Screen Partners IV) were created before the tax laws that made them possible changed. The last of these limited partnerships terminated at the end of ]. | Three other similar limited partnerships for financing motion pictures (Silver Screen Pictures II, Silver Screen Partners III, and Silver Screen Partners IV) were created before the tax laws that made them possible changed. The last of these limited partnerships terminated at the end of ]. | ||
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Silver Screen Partners, L.P. (Limited Partnership) was organized in June 1983 to provide full financing for, own and exploit feature-length theatrical motion pictures through Walt Disney Pictures and their subsidiary Touchstone Pictures. A public offering of units of limited partnership interests was completed in June 1983, which raised $82.8 million. After payment of offering costs and fees, approximately $74 million was available for investment in films. From 1983 to 1992, Georges W.Bush works for Silver Screen Partners.
Silver Screen financed seven films between June of 1983 and December 31, 1995, total budgets amounting to approximately $73,800,000. The seven Silver Screen films (the "Films") were: Flashpoint, released on August 31, 1984; Heaven Help Us, released on February 8, 1985; Volunteers, released on August 16, 1985; Sweet Dreams, released on October 2, 1985; Head Office, released on January 3, 1986; The Hitcher, released on February 21, 1986; and Odd Jobs, released on March 7, 1986.
The business of Silver Screen Partners was managed by Silver Screen Management, Inc., a Delaware corporation which was the managing general partner of Silver Screen Partners. Silver Screen Management supervised Silver Screen's investment in each film, monitored the flow of revenues and was responsible for the preparation of reports and tax information to be provided to the Limited Partners.
Three other similar limited partnerships for financing motion pictures (Silver Screen Pictures II, Silver Screen Partners III, and Silver Screen Partners IV) were created before the tax laws that made them possible changed. The last of these limited partnerships terminated at the end of 1998.
References
- SEC Filings for Silver Screen Partners L. P.
- SEC Filings for Silver Screen Partners II L. P.
- SEC Filings for Silver Screen Partners III L. P.
- SEC Filings for Silver Screen Partners IV L. P.
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