Key Highlights
- Viewers hope that its third acts will be more definitive than Hollywood’s power plays.
- Filmmakers and filmgoers remember when Warners’ Steve Ross a generation ago assembled movies, music, magazines and other media into an entity that was “too big to fail.” It imploded.
- Related Stories News Warner Bros Discovery Urges Shareholders To Reject Paramount’s Hostile Bid Acquisitions Greg & Ted’s Excellent WBD Adventure With Studio Lot Tour, David Zaslav As Their Guide; Check Out The Photos Hollywood presently fears that the billions waved by Netflix and the Ellisons might translate into fewer jobs, higher subscriber fees and movie theater closings.
- Further, production may stall while competing regulatory bodies in Washington and Europe play out their bureaucratic rituals.
- Watch on Deadline Then come incidental questions: Will CNN or CBS News become politicized toys?
