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‘Coyote vs. Acme,’ Abandoned as a Tax Write-Off by Warner Bros., Grosses $100 Million Globally
“ Coyote vs. Acme ,” once deemed unreleasable by Warner Bros.
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“ Coyote vs. Acme ,” once deemed unreleasable by Warner Bros. and jettisoned as a tax write-off, has crossed the $100 million mark. The film ‘s solid box office performance follows Ketchup Entertainment ‘s $50 million purchase of the rights to the animated/live-action comedy, after which it sold some foreign rights to reduce risk.
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