Frank Mancuso Sr., Former Chief of Paramount, MGM/UA, Dies at 93

By Richard Natale

Richard Natale

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Frank Mancuso Sr., a distribution executive who went on to head two of Hollywood’s major studios, Paramount and MGM/UA, died on Oct. 1 at his home in Los Angeles from complications of cancer, per a family statement. He was 93.

“When God created Frank Mancuso Sr., he broke the mold,” actor Andy Garcia said in the family statement. “This is not just a saying but the absolute truth. Mr. Mancuso will forever be a beacon of class in our industry, the greatest example of warmth, integrity, and generosity. I had the blessing of his friendship, support, and guidance. I will miss him deeply and will continue to be inspired by his example. Rest in peace, ‘Pops.’”

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