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MacKay Shields has hired five investment professionals from BMO GAM as it seeks to establish a new

/PRNewswire/ -- MacKay Shields LLC ("MacKay"), a global asset manager today announced its intent to establish a new Emerging Market Debt (EMD) capability with...

Interview: Director Robert Lorenz Talks The Marksman Just in time for The Marksman’s digital release, ComingSoon.net got the opportunity to chat with director Robert Lorenz, who discussed the Liam Neeson action drama and took a moment to reflect back on the Academy Award-winning film Million Dollar Baby for which he served as producer and first assistant director. The official logline for The Marksman reads as follows: “Hardened Arizona rancher Jim Hanson (Liam Neeson) simply wants to be left alone as he fends off eviction notices and tries to make a living on an isolated stretch of bo...

Film Office: 3 productions completed in Albuquerque February 20, 2021 GMT SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico officials say three feature films completed production in the state in recent months. According to the state Film Office, the films included “Vengeance” produced by Blumhouse, “Cop Shop” produced by Warren Goz and Eric Gold and “Intrusion,” a Netflix feature. The Film Office said all three productions were filmed at least in part in Albuquerque. It said the plot of “Vengeance” is being kept under wraps but that “Cop Shop” is about a crime syndicate fixer who intent...

A solid entry in the Neeson action oeuvre. TWITTER 1/15/2021 Liam Neeson plays an ex-Marine sharpshooter attempting to protect a young boy from a Mexican cartel in Robert Lorenz's action thriller. Liam Neeson continues the Charles Bronson phase of his lengthy career with Robert Lorenz's action thriller representing the actor's second starring effort in three months. Arriving shortly on the heels of The Marksman is the sort of solid, unassuming programmer that Bronson pumped out with regularity in the '70s and '80s. Think of something like 1974's Mr. Majestyk, except in this case the relucta...