George Lefont, who brought independent and classic cinema to the Atlanta masses, has died, his family said Tuesday. He was 85.
Lefont, who loved to dress in tuxedoes and sharp Italian suits, owned nine different theaters in metro Atlanta over a span of 41 years including surviving ones like the Plaza, the Tara and Sandy Springs as well as former ones in Toco Hills, Garden Hills and Ansley Mall.
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