Top 10 Breakups

#2. Sumner Redstone and David Geffen
After Redstone's Viacom purchased Geffen's Dreamworks Studios in 2006 for
$1.6 billion, there should have been peace in moguldom. Dreamworks, the
studio founded by Geffen, Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg, delivered
a string of hits Dreamgirls, Blades of Glory, Transformers and Viacom's Paramount Pictures ably marketed and distributed them. But
Dreamworks execs, reportedly experiencing sellers' remorse, felt Paramount
was taking credit for their successes. High-net-worth backbiting ensued.
Things really got ugly when a Viacom exec told investors that losing
Spielberg would be "completely immaterial" to his corporation. It may sound
mild, but in Hollywood this is tantamount to calling Mother Teresa a little
bit loose.

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