Peter Safran Says DC Studios' Slate Remains on Track After Skydance Merger
Peter Safran discussed DC Studios' future projects after Warner Bros. was acquired by Skydance. He said David Ellison was supportive and wants to give the studio resources to continue its long-term DCU plan. The conversation covered Clayface, The Batman: Part Two, Man of Tomorrow, and other film, television, and animated projects.
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... No extra. Need maybe "EXPANDED:" and "CONTEXT:" labels. Good. Potential issue: "additional factual detail and background drawn ONLY from material above" We included "co-CEO with James Gunn" from material? It says co-CEO and co-chairman Peter Safran, co-boss James Gunn. Yes. "Warner Bros. was bought by Skydance" yes. "David Ellison praised their work and wanted to provide backing so their multiyear DCU plan could continue" yes. "mentioned ..." yes. "penned by Mike Flanagan" yes. "takes inspiration from Batman: The Animated Series’ 'Feat of Clay'" source says "we all did grow up loving 'Feat of Clay' in the [Batman] animated series so when Flanagan came in to pitch..." It implies inspiration? He said Flanagan pitched, they loved episode. Could be okay. "approximately $40 million" source says "$40 million or whatever movie." Good. "R-rated body-horror film inside DCU" source says full on R-rated body horror picture under banner of DCU and within DCU. Good. "unlike standard superhero