Talk:Cy Leslie
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[edit]This person is very important. Pickwick (the company founded by Cy Leslie) was a major record label in the 1950s and 1960s, carrying such artists as Elvis Presley after its peak. MGM Home Video was the first company to come out with videos for home entertainment - it started the movement toward home entertainment that today is the DVD industry. Mr. Leslie was the person behind MGM's venture into this area.
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