When Dan Glickman steps down as head of the Motion Picture Association of America next September, he will cap the fourth stage of his high-profile career, clearly looking forward to Act Five, but still a fan of the industry that he says packs “razzle-dazzle.” For six years, while wrestling with weighty issues concerning intellectual property rights and film piracy here and abroad, he’s also been promoting a product he says “makes people happy. That makes us a bit different than most places.” Quite different from his earlier career path. Glickman was elected to the House of Representatives from 1977 to 1995, then served as President Bill Clinton’s secretary of agriculture.… Read More