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Warner Bros. CinemaCon Highlights: Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, DC Comics, and More
Warner Bros. unveiled a packed lineup of new big-screen films at CinemaCon on Tuesday, ranging from live-action Barbie comedy to Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg’s remake of The Color Purple, and DC superheroes. Across a two-and-a-half-hour presentation, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav brought out A-list stars and directors to present thei...
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Harry Potter TV Series Adaptation in Talks at HBO Max and Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. Discovery is close to a deal for a new online TV series based on Harry Potter. The company’s CEO David Zaslav and HBO chief Casey Bloys have worked to convince author J.K. Rowling to produce a new series, but the deal hasn’t been completed. The author will be involved in the series to ensure it remains loyal to her original materia...
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Wonder Woman 3 Reportedly Scrapped at DC Studios as James Gunn, Peter Safran Plan the Future
Wonder Woman 3 is reportedly no longer moving forward at DC Studios. As per The Hollywood Reporter, new DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran examined Patty Jenkins’ treatment for the third Gal Gadot-led film and came to the conclusion that it didn’t fit in with their new plans. The newly-appointed executives are expected to meet with...
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DC Movies to Follow 10-Year Plan Like Marvel Cinematic Universe, Says Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav
DC Extended Universe will now follow a 10-year plan similar to Marvel Cinematic Universe. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has confirmed a “reset,” with a dedicated team laying out plans for DC’s future. Earlier this week, the studio cancelled the Batgirl movie, which was in the final stages of post-production.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Is the New Name for Discovery WarnerMedia Merger
Warner Bros. Discovery is the name for the proposed merger of Discovery and WarnerMedia. Warner Bros. Discovery will spend $20 billion (about Rs. 1,46,425 crores) on content annually, more than Netflix and Disney. It aims to reach 400 million streaming subscribers globally.
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Warner Bros. CinemaCon Highlights: Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, DC Comics, and More
Warner Bros. unveiled a packed lineup of new big-screen films at CinemaCon on Tuesday, ranging from live-action Barbie comedy to Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg’s remake of The Color Purple, and DC superheroes. Across a two-and-a-half-hour presentation, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav brought out A-list stars and directors to present thei...
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Harry Potter TV Series Adaptation in Talks at HBO Max and Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. Discovery is close to a deal for a new online TV series based on Harry Potter. The company’s CEO David Zaslav and HBO chief Casey Bloys have worked to convince author J.K. Rowling to produce a new series, but the deal hasn’t been completed. The author will be involved in the series to ensure it remains loyal to her original materia...
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Wonder Woman 3 Reportedly Scrapped at DC Studios as James Gunn, Peter Safran Plan the Future
Wonder Woman 3 is reportedly no longer moving forward at DC Studios. As per The Hollywood Reporter, new DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran examined Patty Jenkins’ treatment for the third Gal Gadot-led film and came to the conclusion that it didn’t fit in with their new plans. The newly-appointed executives are expected to meet with...
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DC Movies to Follow 10-Year Plan Like Marvel Cinematic Universe, Says Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav
DC Extended Universe will now follow a 10-year plan similar to Marvel Cinematic Universe. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has confirmed a “reset,” with a dedicated team laying out plans for DC’s future. Earlier this week, the studio cancelled the Batgirl movie, which was in the final stages of post-production.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Is the New Name for Discovery WarnerMedia Merger
Warner Bros. Discovery is the name for the proposed merger of Discovery and WarnerMedia. Warner Bros. Discovery will spend $20 billion (about Rs. 1,46,425 crores) on content annually, more than Netflix and Disney. It aims to reach 400 million streaming subscribers globally.
