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David Ellison Says Paramount Hopes to Close Warner Bros. Deal in ‘Approximately Two Weeks’; Studios to Remain in California

Update: David Ellison isn’t looking for greener pastures. The CEO of Paramount Skydance (soon to include Warner Bros. Discovery) issued an official statement that both content studios will remain in California. “Now that we reached and announced a settlement, we’re eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood. Let me be clear: the newly […]

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Update: David Ellison isn’t looking for greener pastures. The CEO of Paramount Skydance (soon to include Warner Bros. Discovery) issued an official statement that both content studios will remain in California. “Now that we reached and announced a settlement, we’re eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood. Let me be clear: the newly […]

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According to Variety’s source item, David Ellison Says Paramount Hopes to Close Warner Bros. Deal in ‘Approximately Two Weeks’; Studios to Remain in California, Update: David Ellison isn’t looking for greener pastures. The CEO of Paramount Skydance (soon to include Warner Bros. Discovery) issued an official statement that both content studios will remain in California. “Now that we reached and announced a settlement, we’re eager to get to work building a stronger Hollywood. Let me be clear: the newly […]

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