 ", All American acquired interest in worldwide game show production company Fremantle International (not to be confused with the current incarnation of Fremantle where the rights to the original Fremantle and All American library stand today) from Interpublic Group of Companies.In exchange for a 20% stake in All American, Interpublic gave All American some of the programming rights to Fremantle International's 93 game shows, which included local language versions of popular American game shows, such as "The Price is Right" and "Family Feud" (All American syndicated "Feud" in the U.S. at the time), all highly popular in their foreign markets.A month later, former Fremantle chairman Larry Lamattina replaced Henry Siegel as the new president and CEO of All American Television.