Village Roadshow Names Tristen Tuckfield Executive VP of Feature Film

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Village Roadshow Entertainment Group has tapped Tristen Tuckfield as executive vp feature film. Tuckfield will work with fellow executive vp feature film Jillian Apfelbaum to co-run Village Roadshow Pictures across all platforms.

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Tristen Tuckfield has joined Village Roadshow Entertainment Group as EVP, Feature Film.

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