DEAD ZONE HELPS BRING REVENUE TO LION'S GATE

Television revenues of $59.4 million decreased by 16% from $70.7 million in fiscal 2002, primarily reflecting the delivery of fewer television movies. Principal revenue drivers included the critically-acclaimed drama THE DEAD ZONE, Lions Gate's video releases of THE DEAD ZONE pilot and television movie SUPERFIRE, and Termite Art's 71.5 hours of nonfiction programming supplied to nine different networks. Lions Gate Television continues to build its leadership position as an independent supplier of programming with seven summer episodes of the critically-acclaimed drama THE DEAD ZONE on USA Network, the July debut of another drama, 1-800-MISSING, on Lifetime, and the upcoming television movie LUCKY SEVEN on ABC Family.

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