Brian Robbins Brian Robbins accumulates on the “ongoing noise list in our mother company”
Bian Robbins, president of Paramount Co-CEO and Head of Paramount Pictures, admitted that the great cinema mobilization may be a strange time for the company at the present time, but Par’s Slate is still great.
“In all seriousness, I am excited to return to Cinemacon, incredibly proud of what we have accomplished in Paramount Pictures in the midst of all the ongoing noise in our mother company. We have a great list that our team collected, and I cannot wait to share it with you,” he said to theater owners at the annual Las Vegas show.
Paramount Global in the midst of a complex merging process with Skydance that takes longer than expected. This is likely to be done but now in a state of organizational forgetfulness amid the Trump administration’s harsh position on the media, whose commissioner paid at the Federal Communications Committee, Brendan Car.
“We live in complex times,” domestic distribution head Chris Aronson. “But there is one that is unanimous – people love movies. They will never stop the love of movies.”
“Well, in fact, this is completely impossible,” said Aronson from the PAR show, which he promises to play straight The task is impossible Amid the duct above the next Tom Cruise installment.
Paramount is also trying to close its sale to Skydance, Robbins highlighted the legacy of Paramount, who started “more than a century ago. The First World War was raging. Summer Olympic Games were canceled. Everything has disassembled it, and societies of destructive floods. Hungarian immigrants made a very big proof: it was believed that when everything was disintegrated, People need a common experience between them. “
Adolph Zukor dared to dream that it could give us what we will not even realize that we need to see it. “
“Over the years, that company has passed many changes, but one name came to determine everything: Paramount.
“It is not just a lot, logo or inheritance; in Paramount, our strongest strips of our DNA still are linked to each other through the theatrical experience.”
Get rid of a few films currently produced, led by the head of the Mike Ireland Group, including Blood and bone children, The shooting in South Africa; Monster Photo in New Zealand starring Brad Pitt and produced under the slogan of Damian Chazel and the Olivia Hamilton logo for Albrez. An original live comedy from South Park Creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, with Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free. The studio also contains Sonik Al -Qunfud Film, following the third very successful movie that paid the box office in the total concession more than one billion dollars; and Scream 7 With Sydney Brickut, Nev Campbell.
