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Terry Press

Overview

  • Birth name
    Teresa Press

Biography

  • Terry Press has been married to Andy Marx since 1996. They have two children.

Family

  • Spouse
      Andy Marx(1996 - present) (2 children)

Trivia

  • DreamWorks marketing chief.
  • In 2012 she was hired to run CBS Films which she helmed until 2019 when the company was folded upon the Viacom-CBS merger.
  • Husband is a grandson of Groucho Marx and songwriter Gus Kahn.
  • Has twins, Gracie and Ethan.
  • In January of 1996 she was hired away from Disney to handle all the marketing for DreamWorks SKG. She stayed there until Paramount bought the company in late 2005.

Quotes

  • My own children turned to me and said, 'Mommy, there are too many commercials!' Now, when the lights go halfway down, I'm filled with dread. The whole uniqueness of the movie-going experience is being eroded by all the endless ads.
  • The sound of failure is silence. When you have a hit, your phone starts ringing at 6:45 a.m. and never stops. In failure, there is a deafening silence. No calls from distribution, no calls from journalists, no calls from the filmmakers. It's the Hollywood version of bird flu. You feel like everyone is saying, 'Get my mask out. I don't want to be near any failure germs.' Even your own relatives don't call.
  • At some point in my career, I had to choose between popularity or respect. And I chose respect. I never figured out how to manipulate a situation so that I could get a better job or better title. I never did that.

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