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December 26, 2020

Dave McNary Dies: Long-Time Variety Film Reporter Was 69

Brian Hamilton

Dave McNary Dies: Long-Time Variety Film Reporter Was 69
Dave McNary Dies: Long-Time Variety Film Reporter Was 69

Dave McNary, the veteran film reporter who covered the industry for more than two decades at Variety and was a friend to many at Deadline, has died at 69. His wife, Sharon McNary, veteran journalist and KPCC-FM infrastructure correspondent, confirmed the news on Saturday morning.

McNary suffered a stroke on December 19 and was rushed to Huntington Hospital in Pasadena, passing away from complications.

McNary started his long career at Variety in 1999, where he covered everything from the Guilds to various studios, including Warner Bros. Many of us at Deadline had the opportunity to work side by side with Dave over the years, including Ted Johnson, Anthony D’Alessandro, Mike Fleming, and Peter Bart, the long-time Editor-In-Chief at Variety, who hired McNary in 1999.

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