The Icelandic-born producer behind 'Wild at Heart,' 'Candyman and more reflects on a career built across genres, auteurs and formats — and why he still won't greenlight a film without a great actor.
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Read the full report at Hollywood ReporterThe Warner Bros. Discovery CEO was asked if the company has considered any change of strategy at DC.
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Martin Provost’s comedy drama Love Letters, starring Fabrice Luchini as a recently retired teacher forced to reinvent himself, world premieres at the Locarno Film Festival next week, and Deadline can reveal a first clip.
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WorldPingSuperman sequel Man of Tomorrow seems poised to get DC back on track in 2027, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav told Wall Street analysts Thursday.
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WorldPingWarner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav says staffers are working “extremely hard” and staying focused despite uncertainty about the fate of the company’s pending merger with Paramount.
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He’s marshaled Oscar campaigns, launched a venture fund and thrown some epic parties on his way to building Gold House, a formidable engine for AAPI power in Hollywood.
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Versant noted revenue growth in its platforms business, which includes Fandango and GolfNow, and now, the recent acquisition of Full Swing.
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