Details of the resignation of the head of the Warner Bros. Filmmaking have become known
Leading moviemakers with Warner Bros. urged its chief, Kevin Tsujihara, to resign Greg Silverman, head of development and moviemaking, for months, blaming him for the failure of many of the studio's projects in recent years. Such data are cited with reference to anonymous informants edition of The Hollywood Reporter. Under the direct supervision of Silverman, such disastrous movies as Jupiter Ascending, Peng: Journey to Neverland, In the Heart of the Sea and others were released. He was also accused of uncertain distribution of the movie "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", which the studio tried to restart the cinematic universe based on DC comics. The Hollywood Reporter informants familiar with the situation claim that Tsujihara realized that he needed to fire a subordinate who had not coped with the job assigned to him, despite the fact that at the beginning of 2016 the studio signed a three-year contract with him, but he was waiting for the right moment when several successful movies are released to make Silverman's departure look more dignified. The vacated post will be taken by the current head of New Line studio Toby Emmerich. The Topic of Article: Details of the resignation of the head of the Warner Bros. Filmmaking have become known. |
