From Fear to Skepticism to Hope, Top Producers React to Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger at the PGA Awards
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Some of Hollywood’s most prolific and established producers weighed in on the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger Saturday night at as they walked the red carpet at the Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles. “It’s sad. A lot of people will lose their jobs unfortunately, which is no good, but [Paramount Skydance chairman and CEO] David […]
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Mar 1, 2026 8:25am PT From Fear to Skepticism to Hope, Top Producers React to Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger at the PGA Awards Losing a standalone major buyer is 'sad' but some expressed hope that David Ellison will live up his pledge to release 30 theatrical films a year By Marc Malkin Plus Icon Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events marcmalkin Latest Cara Delevingne on Trying to Stay Off Social Media: ‘That Algorithm Is Not Meant for Good Things’ 17 hours ago Joey Bueno Breese Wins 2026 Deutsche Bank Frieze Los Angeles Film Award 2 days ago ‘Scream 7’ Cast and Creatives on Their Favorite Franchise Kills and an Eighth Movie: ‘We Have a Lot of Ideas’ 2 days ago See All Some of Hollywood’s most prolific and established producers weighed in on the Paramount -Warner Bros. Discovery merger Saturday night at as they walked the red carpet at the Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles. “It’s sad. A lot of people will lose their jobs unfortunately, which is no good, but [Paramount Skydance chairman and CEO] David Ellison love movies. He’ll make a lot of movies, which is a good thing,” said industry veteran Jerry Bruckheimer, who was nominated at the PGAs for producing Apple’s “F1: The Movie.” Related Stories Salt-N-Pepa and DJ Spinderella to Be Inducted Into NAACP Image Awards Hall of Fame
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