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Dinners, Job Offers and Larry Ellison Zooming John Malone: Inside Paramount's Wooing of Warners
In the days leading up to Warner Bros.' deal with Netflix, executives at the company saw their push slipping away.
David Ellison fought hard to win Warner Bros. Discovery. But despite his strenuous efforts, he lost out to Netflix — and now Ellison is switching from carrots to sticks: Paramount Skydance is taking its case directly to shareholders in a hostile takeover bid for WBD.
Variety took the liberty of combing through the lengthy filing, which states that David Ellison first visited Zaslav at his Beverly Hills home on September 14 with an offer to buy Warner Bros. Discovery at $19 per share.
David Ellison is officially chairman and CEO of Paramount Skydance after an $8 billion tie-up. Next on his wish list: Warner Bros Discovery.
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison shared in a memo to his employees Monday his intentions for acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery and how the deal could shape the entertainment ecosystem. "We believe the combination of Paramount and Warner Bros.
On today's episode of “Daily Variety” podcast, Paramount Skydance goes hostile for Warner Bros. Discovery. Will David Ellison bust up WBD's engagement to Netflix? And Variety’s Brent Lang breaks down the weekend box office as "Five Nights at Freddy's 2" adds another win for video game adaptations on the big screen.
David's decisions as Paramount Skydance's CEO are under a microscope. Find out his net worth here.
Larry and David Ellison have a good relationship with Donald Trump. Is that enough to get him to kill Netflix's deal to buy Warner Bros. Discovery?