{00511614.DOCX / 4}  4  regulations. The modification of the Trustee’s Plan resulting in the Joint Plan complies  with § 1127, and the holders of Claims and Interests who accepted the Trustee’s Plan  are deemed to accept the Joint Plan. Based on the record before the Court in the  Bankruptcy Case, the Trustee and the Studios and their agents and representatives  have acted in “good faith” within the meaning of § 1125, and they are entitled to the  protections afforded by § 1125(e).  E.  Distribution. All procedures used to distribute the solicitation materials to  the applicable holders of Claims and Interests and to tabulate the ballots were fair and  conducted in accordance with the Bankruptcy Code, the Bankruptcy Rules, the standing  orders and local rules of the Bankruptcy Court, this Court’s orders in this Case, and all  other rules, laws, and regulations.  F.  Creditors’ Acceptance of Joint Plan. The Joint Plan establishes five  Classes of Claims or Interests. All impaired Classes of Claims have accepted the Joint  Plan. No impaired Class of Claims has rejected the Joint Plan. The holders of Class 3  Claims initially voted to reject the Trustee’s Plan, but are now joint-proponents of the  Joint Plan which modifies the Trustee’s Plan, and as such are deemed to accept the  Joint Plan. Class 2 initially voted to reject the Trustee’s Plan, but the Joint Plan now  provides that Class 2 Claims will be paid in full on the Effective Date and are  unimpaired, and as such they are deemed to accept the Plan.  i.  Class 1 (Priority Claims) is unimpaired and will be paid in full on the  Effective Date, and is deemed to accept the Joint Plan.  ii.  Class 2 (General Unsecured Claims) is unimpaired and will be paid  in full on the Effective Date, and is deemed to accept the Joint Plan.  iii.  Class 3 (Studios’ Claims) consists of the Studios, who are co-  proponents of the Joint Plan. As such, Class 3 is deemed to accept the Joint  Plan.  Case 17-29073 Doc 859 Filed 09/04/20 Entered 09/04/20 13:30:50 Desc Main  Document Page 4 of 21

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