Paul Rosenfeld, Veteran Film Executive, Dies at 71

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Paul Rosenfeld, who headed distribution at Gramercy Pictures and served as a producer's rep and film buyer, died Tuesday of natural causes at his home in Portland, Ore., his family announced. He was 71."Despite his seemingly gruff personality, Paul was one of the kindest, most sensitive people I have ever met," former Fox film executive Bruce Snyder said in a statement.Born in Philadelphia on Sept.

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