Warner Bros. is streamlining the processes involved with making its super hero movies in an attempt to improve on what has been less than stellar numbers for less than stellar films.
Warner Bros. Entertainment CEO Kevin Tsujihara told The Wrap Warner Bros. "can’t do what Disney’s done."
He said while it's "worked really, really well for them," it's not who Warner Bros. is. "We need to continue to create a balanced slate of all types of movies and all genres," Tsujihara said.
Last week, DC films got a new boss in Walter Hamada, and now Warner Bros. Pictures Chairman Toby Emmerich answers only to Tsujihara.
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Warner Bros. Entertainment CEO Kevin Tsujihara told The Wrap Warner Bros. "can’t do what Disney’s done."
He said while it's "worked really, really well for them," it's not who Warner Bros. is. "We need to continue to create a balanced slate of all types of movies and all genres," Tsujihara said.
Last week, DC films got a new boss in Walter Hamada, and now Warner Bros. Pictures Chairman Toby Emmerich answers only to Tsujihara.
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