"Even in the late 70s, the studios were still owned and run by entrepreneurs... a business run by entrepreneurs makes decisions in a different way than a corporation."
Robert Benton, the Oscar-winning writer and director, has died at 92, leaving behind a legacy of cinematic excellence. He gained recognition for his work on 'Kramer vs Kramer', which earned him two Academy Awards for best director and screenplay. Benton began his career co-writing the iconic 'Bonnie and Clyde', showcasing his knack for weaving compelling narratives. His films often reflected a significant shift in the industry, emphasizing the difference between entrepreneur-led studios and corporate-run entities. His collaborations with notable writers and actors, particularly Meryl Streep, further solidified his influence in Hollywood.
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