‘Supergirl’ Producer Says David Ellison Has Met With James Gunn, Peter Safran: “He’s Pretty Open to What We’re Doing”
Supergirl producer reports Paramount's David Ellison is receptive after meeting with DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran
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The brief
The producer of the upcoming Supergirl film said that Paramount executive David Ellison met with DC Studios co‑heads James Gunn and Peter Safran and expressed openness to the studio's plans. Coverage notes that Ellison’s stance could influence collaboration between Paramount and DC Studios as the two entities discuss future projects.
Outlets including ComicBookMovie.com, Bleeding Cool News, ScreenRant, World of Reel and The Hollywood Reporter all cite the meeting and Ellison’s positive response. ScreenRant also highlights that the conversation occurs amid uncertainty surrounding the Warner Bros. merger, which could affect the broader DC Universe strategy.
Watch for additional statements from DC Studios and Paramount regarding joint initiatives, as well as updates on the Warner Bros. merger that may shape the DCU’s direction.
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Quick answers
Who met with David Ellison according to the reports?
James Gunn and Peter Safran, the co‑heads of DC Studios, met with David Ellison.
What was David Ellison's reaction to the meeting?
He was described as "pretty open" to the plans discussed by the DC Studios team.
What broader context is mentioned alongside the meeting?
Coverage notes that the meeting comes amid uncertainty about the Warner Bros. merger, which could impact the DC Universe.
Coverage (8)
- 'He's Pretty Open to What We're Doing' — Supergirl Producer Addresses Fan Fears After Meeting with David Ellison as Paramount and Warner Bros Merger Looms IGN · 94d ago
- Paramount’s David Ellison Has Already Met With James Gunn On DC’s Future Cosmic Book News · 94d ago
- James Gunn’s DC Universe Gets Major Status Update Amid WB Merger Uncertainty IMDb · 94d ago
- Supergirl Producer Says Paramount's David Ellison Is "Pretty Open To What We’re Doing" At DC Studios ComicBookMovie.com · 94d ago
- DC Studios: James Gunn & Peter Safran Met with Paramount's Ellison Bleeding Cool News · 94d ago
- James Gunn’s DC Universe Gets Major Status Update Amid WB Merger Uncertainty ScreenRant · 94d ago
- David Ellison Is “Pretty Open” to James Gunn’s DCU Plans World of Reel · 94d ago
- ‘Supergirl’ Producer Says David Ellison Has Met With James Gunn, Peter Safran: “He’s Pretty Open to What We’re Doing” The Hollywood Reporter · 94d ago
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