"Hollywood has serious entitlement issues these days," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at DreamWorks.

"There's very little being made anymore for the tweeners," says Terry Press, the marketing chief at Dreamworks.

Terry Press is one of Hollywood's more formidable power players.

"We didn't think about moving," says Terry Press, the head of marketing for DreamWorks.

"People in the movie business will be responsible," Terry Press, marketing chief at DreamWorks, said.

The gift was confirmed by a Disney spokeswoman, Terry Press, but she declined to say what the work was or where it came from.

Terry Press, the director of marketing for Dreamworks, said that she saw no need to offer any apologies.

"That was where we knew we had the technology to show the movie on a large screen," said Terry Press, a spokeswoman for Disney's film division.

"You know, it's air-conditioned," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at Dreamworks.

"The real difference has been the explosion of newspaper advertising," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at DreamWorks.

"Hollywood has serious entitlement issues these days," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at DreamWorks.

"There's very little being made anymore for the tweeners," says Terry Press, the marketing chief at Dreamworks.

Terry Press is one of Hollywood's more formidable power players.

"We didn't think about moving," says Terry Press, the head of marketing for DreamWorks.

"People in the movie business will be responsible," Terry Press, marketing chief at DreamWorks, said.

The gift was confirmed by a Disney spokeswoman, Terry Press, but she declined to say what the work was or where it came from.

Terry Press, the director of marketing for Dreamworks, said that she saw no need to offer any apologies.

"That was where we knew we had the technology to show the movie on a large screen," said Terry Press, a spokeswoman for Disney's film division.

"You know, it's air-conditioned," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at Dreamworks.

"The real difference has been the explosion of newspaper advertising," said Terry Press, the marketing chief at DreamWorks.