..Gary Dretzka
..Noah Forrest
..Leonard Klady
..R.J. Matson
..David Poland
..Douglas Pratt
..Ray Pride
..Michael Wilmington

January 13, 2004

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TED MUNDORFF JOINS LANDMARK THEATRES AS
VICE PRESIDENT, HEAD FILM BUYER

January 13, 2004 (Los Angeles). Ted Mundorff has been appointed Vice President, Head Film Buyer at Landmark Theatres, it was announced by Bert Manzari, executive vice president of Landmark Theatres. He will be responsible for all booking and buying in the Landmark circuit.

Mundorff was previously at Pacific Theatres for twenty-six years, serving most recently as vice president of film. He is credited with conceiving, shaping and implementing the highly successful Grove Theatre’s policy of playing both specialized and studio film releases. This aggressive booking policy propelled the theatre into one of the most highly sought after cinemas in the U.S.

“It’s our privilege to welcome such a highly respected executive as Ted to Landmark. His wealth of experience in film buying will be a tremendous asset to the company,” said Manzari.

Mundorff said, “It’s been a longtime goal of mine to head up a film department for a leading specialized film exhibitor so it’s an honor to join Landmark at this time as the company continues to expand into new markets.”

Mundorff starts his new position at Landmark on January 14 and will join the Landmark team at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.

Landmark Theatres is the largest specialized film exhibitor in the country. The company opened the eight-screen luxury complex E Street Cinema in Washington D.C. on January 9 bringing the company’s total number of the theatres to 57, on 204 screens in 18 markets. Landmark has been dedicated to exhibiting first run independent, foreign language, documentary features and restored classic revivals since 1974. More information about Landmark Theatres is available at www.landmarktheatres.com

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