Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy – co chairs and co-CEOs of Warner Bros. Motion Pictures Group, took the stage at CinemaCon at a potential crossroads for the storied studio, whose parent has a deal to sell itself to Paramount. They didn’t mention the pending deal, but recalled how they’ve built up the Warner from just six releases in 2022 when they arrived, to 11 last year with major hits from Sinners to One Battle After Another to Weapons.
“That is what committing to originality can get you. And that does not happen without all of you. We want to thank you for the incredible support that you have shown for our entire slate,” the duo told theater owners on stage at the big annual exhibition conference in Las Vegas.
“We have no intention of slowing down” production, De Luca said. “Now, it’s 14. And in 2027
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