Walter Hamada (president of DC Films) and DC Entertainment executive is reported to have left.
According to DeadlineThe veteran producer, who had been with Warner Brothers for 15 years and served as the head of DC Films for the past four years, has now left the company.
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Walter Hamada is no longer officially the President of DC Films
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Hamada had been anticipating his departure from Warners. David Zaslav, who was then the head of Warner Bros Discovery, made it seem like it would only take a few months.
Zaslav has made it clear that he intends to appoint an Executive to oversee DC across all platforms. This is similar to Kevin Feige from Marvel Studios. He even sought out former Warners development executive, and producer of The Lego MovieDan Lin, Fox CEO Emma Watts and Dan Lin are both candidates for the job.
Although Hamada is no Feige, his visionary leadership enabled a successful crossover between DC’s films and the HBO Max streaming service. The result was spinoffs from James Gunn’s. The Suicide Squad PeacemakerThe most popular series on the site is ‘The X-Files’. Amanda WallerViola Davis was the lead in series.
Fans of the Arkham Asylum will also enjoy a series that focuses on Arkham Asylum. Dark KnightThe Penguin series by Matt Reeves, Colin Farrell, may be a good choice.
According to reports Hamada was offered a producing deal, but he declined it. He was willing to leave following the incident. Batgirlflop, but Michael De Luca & Pam Abdy persuaded him to stay put so that he could see Black Adam through. Hamada is the executive producer for the movie’s latest. Black AdamThe critics have taken quite a beating on the book.
DC is currently without a leader. Warner Bros.’ CEO is the only one. Discovery David Zaslav is still looking for his Kevin Feige. It is not clear what will happen next in DC.
Also see: “Black Adam” review: Dwayne John’s star power was wasted on another DCEU drama
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