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Barry Diller Jokes About Jack Warner Being “Succeeded By A Stunt Pilot” As He Takes On Paramount WBD Merger At PGA Awards

Barry Diller Getty Barry Diller was full of wisecracks tonight at the PGA Awards. In a rare Hollywood appearance, specifically onstage, the former Paramount CEO, Fox CEO and current Who Knew author took digs at Jack Warner, David Ellison, Harvey Weinstein as well as the guy he was presenting the PGA Milestone Award to, his amigo, Jason Blum. Diller began, “Samuel Goldwyn, Adolph Zukor, Jack Warner — what would Jack Warner do if he knew he was being succeeded by a stunt pilot?” That latter dig being directed at Paramount CEO, David Ellison, who recently won the bid for Warner Bros.

Barry Diller

Barry Diller

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  • Related Stories News Jason Blum Rallies Producers to Keep Believing In The "Impossible" As He Accepts PGA Milestone Award News PGA Awards 2026 Winners List: 'KPop Demon Hunters' Takes Animated Category - Updating Live Diller went on, “Cecil B.
  • Demille and now Jason Blum.” Watch on Deadline The Chairman and Senior executive of IAC and Expedia Group reminded the Fairmont Century Plaza ballroom full of producers “you also gave this award to Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves, so there it is.
  • There is commonality with the greats.” “DeMille made movies for $15,000, and so did Blum almost 100 years later.
  • To say he’s cheap isn’t a characterization, it’s a defining attribute,” continued Diller.
  • “Take his approach to air travel, where instead of buying a first-class ticket for an overnight flight, Jason would buy three cheap seats, all together, bring an actual inflatable mattress on board the plane, and then horrify fellow passengers with the loud motor of his electric pump.
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