Larry Piller |
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| Larry started his career in 1984 at Warner Brothers as the New York gross clerk, the same year he joined the Motion Picture Club. He eventually was promoted to Albany/Buffalo film booker, one of the many branches that he handled, the others being Cleveland and New York. Larry left Warner Brothers in the spring of 1987 to go to Universal as the Washington D. C. booker. He left Universal in May of 1988 for his first go around at Twentieth Century Fox, once again as the Washington D. C. Booker. Larry then jumped the fence to go into film exhibition, when he left Twentieth Century Fox for General Cinemas, to become a regional film buyer in January of 1989. Larry handled at various times the booking of theatres for the Washington D. C., Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia areas, eventually becoming the New York film buyer. Larry's second go around at Twentieth Century Fox began in February of 1993, when he came back to become the Washington D. C. branch manager. He went on to become the New York branch manager in August of 1995, his current position. While Larry was continuing his film career, he continued to stay involved in the Motion Picture Club, attending and even working all kinds of events as a member. He joined the Board of Directors in 1994, before becoming a vice president of the club. In 1998, Larry became the club's 33rd president. He loves getting involved in all different charities, whether it's helping children or walking for Multiple Sclerosis. He currently lives in New Jersey and some of his hobbies include traveling and playing basketball on the weekends. If you would like to email Larry, please use this address: LPiller@motionpictureclub.org
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