This man financed Laurence Olivier's box-office disaster, Inchon.  
In 1999, this man's son acquired the rights to the Tommy Gun.  This man justified his purchase of Bob's Clam Shack and other seafood-related investments through his "Way of the Tuna" speech.  One project financed by this man edited out all appearances of David Janssen after the actor died during filming.  This man financed Laurence Olivier's box-office disaster, Inchon.  Until 2010, his News World Communications was the publisher of Antonin Scalia's second favorite newspaper, the Washington Times.  He was a major investor in PMC, (*) North Korea's leading auto manufacturer.  This man used the "Divine Principle" to square his business ventures with his religious beliefs, and held that there would be a Third Adam who marries a perfect woman.  At Madison Square Garden in 1988, he presided over a ceremony where six thousand five hundred couples were married.  For 10 points, name this founder of the Unification Church.
In 1999, this man's son acquired the rights to the Tommy Gun.  
Sun Myung Moon