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Warner Bros. Discovery Chief David Zaslav's Pay Dropped to Just $39.3 Million in 2022

Downsized figure comes after stock options pushed the CEO's compensation to over $246 million in 2021

Broadcasting & Cable

Will 'The Last of Us’ Be the Last of HBO’s Great Run? (Bloom)

Warner Bros. Discovery keeps hacking at its farm system, but can it keep finding enough big-league creative talent to take the big swings executives say they plan to keep taking?

Broadcasting & Cable

'Dune: The Sisterhood' Exits May Spell Trouble for HBO's Dune-iverse

'Chernobyl' executive producer Johan Renck has exited the prequel project, as has lead actress Shirley Henderson.

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Michael Hiltzik: While workers struggled during the pandemic, CEO pay went up, up, up

If the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and the lyricists Gus Kahn and Raymond B. Egan could come back from the grave, they might seek out and thank Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav for validating their line about how "the rich get rich and the poor get poorer."

Los Angeles Times

New 'Lord of the Rings' films in the works as Warner Bros. gears up to rival Disney's MCU in a 'year of building'

Warner Bros. and Embracer Group inked a deal to develop multiple feature films based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.

Fortune

New 'Lord of the Rings' Films Announced by Warner Bros

Multiple new "Lord of the Rings" films are on the way from Warner Bros, the Hollywood studio behind Peter Jackson's blockbuster Oscar-winning trilogy said Thursday. David Zaslav, CEO of parent group Warner Bros.

Asharq Al-Awsat

‘Multiple’ new Lord of the Rings movies announced by Warner Bros

‘The vast, complex and dazzling universe dreamed up by JRR Tolkien remains largely unexplored on film,’ studio heads say

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New Lord of the Rings films in the works at Warner Bros

Announcement comes 20 years after Peter Jackson’s trilogy was released and amid a scramble for franchises at Warner Bros Discovery

The Guardian - AU

Apple's Cook and Amazon’s Jassy are among the most overpaid CEOs, study finds, but a media boss bested them with $232 million in ‘excess’ pay

Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav was the most overpaid CEO with the largest "excess pay" component, according to analysis by a shareholder advocacy.

Fortune

Commentary: ‘The Last of Us’ shows it pays to take gaming seriously

To measure the place of video games in the pop-culture zeitgeist, consider that Gen Z is more familiar with "Fortnite" than "Friends." The medium’s cultural reach is now at its peak, driven by the critical and commercial acclaim being heaped on the HBO TV hit "The Last of Us."

Tribune News Service

DC Studios head says ‘Batgirl’ was ‘not releasable’ and says management made the right decision by axing the completed film that cost $90 million

The shelved Batgirl movie may never see the light of day, but the decision to cancel the film may not have come down to its quality.

Fortune

‘I saw the movie’: DC Studios boss Peter Safran shares blunt verdict on ‘unreleasable’ Batgirl film

Boss revealed why ‘Batgirl’ will never see light of day

The Independent UK

Patty Jenkins pushes back on those 'Wonder Woman 3' reports: 'I never walked away'

Filmmaker Patty Jenkins has broken her silence on Warner Bros.' recent decision to scrap "Wonder Woman 3" and allegations that she departed the project.

Los Angeles Times

HBO Max returns to Prime Video as Warner Bros. Discovery searches for revenue

HBO Max is back on Amazon Prime Video in the U.S., a little more than a year after its departure.

Los Angeles Times

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Inverse

'Batgirl' directors reveal a glimmer of hope for their canceled DC movie

Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah aren’t done with the DCU just yet.

The Guardian - AU

The battle for Australia’s Home of HBO – and why too many streaming services could squeeze out Foxtel and Stan

We may live in an era of peak TV, but as more global giants arrive the content options dwindle for local streamers

Inverse

DC could finally beat Marvel by stealing a trick from the MCU — if Warner’s CEO doesn’t get in the way

James Gunn could have some Terrific plans up his sleeves.

Inverse

You need to watch the most underrated cyberpunk thriller on Amazon Prime ASAP

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Los Angeles Times

Disney+ keeps growing fast. But streaming loses $1.5 billion

LOS ANGELES — Disney+ is still growing fast as the streaming service takes the Walt Disney Co. into the future of entertainment. But the effort to stay dominant in the age of Netflix is costing the Burbank giant in a big way.

Inverse

James Gunn's first DC update could be great for 'Legends of Tomorrow' fans

It isn't much, but for fans of the fading TV universe of DC superheroes, there's a glimmer of hope in James Gunn's new reign as co-chair of DC Studios.

Evening Standard

Warner Bros keen to make more Harry Potter movies if JK Rowling agrees

The movie studio released eight Harry Potter films from 2001 to 2011 to huge acclaim

Los Angeles Times

David Zaslav defends Warner Bros. Discovery cuts: ‘We did not get rid of any show that was helping us’

LOS ANGELES — Warner Bros. Discovery Chief Executive David Zaslav addressed the significant cuts made at the company during the last six months, framing them as part of a fundamental “rethinking and reimagining” of how the media giant works as the entertainment industry endures a period of dramatic transformation.

The Independent UK

Director James Gunn, Peter Safran to co-lead DC Studios

James Gunn, the writer-director who revived “The Suicide Squad” and made the “Guardians of the Galaxy” household names for Marvel, will soon be responsible for the future of Batman, Superman and the entire DC Universe for Warner Bros

Los Angeles Times

Warner Bros. Discovery to spend more than $1 billion downsizing

Warner Bros. Discovery reports that it will incur up to $1.5 billion in costs to shrink the company, cancel programming and provide severance packages to laid-off workers, among other expenses.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Can the Rock Steady the DC Universe with ‘Black Adam’?

In Hollywood’s superhero era thus far, there has been one particularly conspicuous absence: While a parade of big-name actors have taken their turns donning various spandex suits, Dwayne Johnson — arguably the biggest movie star in the world — has, until now, sat out the trend. The Rock didn’t really…

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