Talk:Leo Kolber

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Cineplex Odeon Corporation

Why is there no mention that he was Chairman of the Board of Toronto based Cineplex Odeon before it was morphed into Loews Cineplex Entertainment following the purchase by Sony Corporation of America. 71.101.84.191 (talk) 04:32, 5 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Certitude inflation

As expressed here:

A character based on a caricature of Kolber appears in the Mordecai Richler novel Solomon Gursky Was Here; the portrait is highly unflattering.

As expressed at Solomon Gursky Was Here:

The parallels between the Gursky family and the Bronfmans are such that the novel "may be seen as a thinly disguised account of the [Bronfman] family". While Richler himself denied any similarities, "one longtime Bronfman associate put it, 'I don't know why Mordecai bothered to change the names.'"

— MaxEnt 04:05, 6 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]