LOS ANGELES — Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy, the heads of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios' film business, are leaving the company, in a move that comes shortly after Amazon took over the storied studio.
Amazon closed its $8.5 billion deal to purchase MGM in March.
MGM is the home of a 4,000-film library and produces movies such as the James Bond series and the "Creed" films. The studio is now part of a group of businesses overseen by Mike Hopkins, who also runs Amazon Prime and Amazon Studios.
