Lionsgate is a company mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Lionsgate licensing prohibited guns and weapons imagery on John Wick playfield mid-design
Lionsgate classified pinball machines as video games requiring PG visual content standards, preventing guns on playfield art
Lionsgate's E-for-Everyone pinball rating requirement led to prohibition of gun imagery on John Wick cabinet art
Film studio and IP holder of John Wick franchise, collaborating on arcade adaptation
Rights holder for John Wick IP; likely responsible for constraints on gun imagery on playfield
Major entertainment/licensing company; executive from licensing division reached out to host regarding pinball licensing deal
Licensor of John Wick film IP; imposed restrictions on gun/weapon imagery in Stern's pinball machine per licensing agreement and actor contractual requirements.
Licensor of John Wick film IP; imposed all-ages restriction requiring no gun imagery on exterior art surfaces due to arcade placement concerns
Licensor of John Wick film IP to Stern; imposed the restriction on gun imagery in game artwork per Gomez
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Licensor of John Wick IP; Kaneda argues Stern misrepresented pinball as all-ages product to Lionsgate, leading to gun removal requirement in artwork.
Assumed licensor of John Wick IP; Don speculates their license terms did not actually require gun removal from artwork
License holder for John Wick intellectual property; made the decision to exclude guns from pinball art package
License holder for John Wick IP; made decision to prohibit gun imagery on cabinet art due to pinball's E-for-Everyone rating
Rights holder for Saw film franchise; Glenn's team does not have license to produce multiple Saw machines or sell commercially
Licensor of John Wick IP for pinball; required E-for-Everyone rating on public-facing artwork per standard licensing practices
Motion picture studio and film/TV production company; licensor of John Wick IP to Stern
Licensor of John Wick film; imposed 'all ages' classification requirement on pinball, prohibiting gun imagery on static art.
Licensor for Dune film; Barrels of Fun had licensing awkwardness similar to Predator's Disney situation
Licensor of John Wick IP; imposed restrictions on firearm imagery in playfield art
John Wick film licensor; imposed restrictions on gun imagery and actor likeness usage outside film context
Licensor for John Wick; imposed restriction on guns/weapons on playfield; mid-development design constraint
Film studio (John Wick franchise owner); provided physical prop for marker toy scanning