Питер Сафран, Жеймс Ганн нар дөрвөн жилийн дараа хамтран ерөнхийлөгчийн албан тушаалаа өгч, бүтээлч ажилдаа эргэн орно.
Warner Bros. Discovery-г худалдан авснаар DC Studios-ийг хариуцах болсон Skydance Marvel Studios-ын ахмад ажилтан Жереми Лэтчамыг студийн ерөнхийлөгч, бүтээлч захирлаар томилжээ. Сафран, Ганн нар өнгөрсөн сард Skydance-ийн гүйцэтгэх захирал Дэвид Эллисоны удирдлагын багт багтсан тул тэдний ажлаас буух шийдвэр гэнэтийн байв. Тэд арванхоёрдугаар сарын 1-нээс бүтээлч ажилдаа бүрэн цагийн горимоор эргэн орох аж.
Лэтчам өмнө нь Ганнтай Guardians of the Galaxy дээр хамтран ажиллаж байсан бөгөөд Iron Man, Spider-Man, The Avengers зэрэг Marvel-ын франчайзын бүтээлүүдэд ажиллажээ. Skydance-ийн мэдээлснээр тэрээр DC-ийн кино, телевиз, анимэйшний төслүүдийн бүтээлч чиглэл, үйлдвэрлэл, уран бүтээлчид болон стратегийг хариуцна.
Сафран, Ганн нар дөрвөн жилийн өмнө DC-ийн бүтээлүүдийг нэг цогц алсын хараанд нэгтгэх зорилго тавьснаа хэлээд, Superman-ыг DC-ийн төвд эргүүлэн авчирч, Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, Lanterns, Clayface зэрэг кино, цувралаар шинэ түүхүүд өгүүлснээ онцолжээ. Тэд Лэтчамыг Marvel-аас эхтэй олон жилийн бүтээлч хамтын түүхтэй гэдгээ дурдан, DC-ийн дараагийн үе шатанд авчрах өнцгийг нь тэсэн ядан хүлээж буйгаа илэрхийлсэн байна.
Ганн DC Studios дахь дөрвөн жилээ хүндхэн байсан гэж хэлсэн ч энэ ажлыг хүлээн авсандаа баяртай байгаагаа тэмдэглэжээ. Корпорацын шинжтэй ажил болон төслүүдийн хооронд цагаа хуваарилах нь амаргүй байсан тул кино найруулагчийн ажилдаа эргэн орохдоо тайвширч, баяртай байгаагаа тэр хэлсэн байна. Ганн, Сафран нар DC болон супер баатруудтай холбоотой ажлаа шууд орхихгүй бөгөөд Man of Tomorrow 2027 оны долоодугаар сард нээлтээ хийхээс гадна DC-ийн өөр нэг төсөл дээр ажиллаж байгааг Ганн дурджээ.
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DC Studios is undergoing a shock shakeup as Peter Safran and James Gunn step down as co-presidents after four years.
Skydance, which is now in charge of DC Studios after acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery, has appointed Marvel Studios veteran Jeremy Latcham as the new president and chief creative officer of DC Studios.
The exit comes as a surprise because Safran and Gunn were named as part of Skydance CEO David Ellison’s business leadership team just last month.
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After four years as the studio heads, the duo will return to creative work full-time starting December 1. The collaborators reportedly had a decade’s worth of plans in the works, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
“Four years ago, we set out to unite DC under one creative vision. In that time, we helped restore Superman to the heart of DC, while opening new doors and telling new stories in film and television with Peacemaker, Creature Commandos, Lanterns and Clayface,” the duo said in a statement.
“We’re immensely proud of the team that turned that ambition into something real, including the actors, crews and executives we had the opportunity to collaborate with.”
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They went on to praise Latcham, saying, “We’ve shared a creative history with Jeremy going back to Marvel, and we’re eager to see the perspective he brings to DC’s next chapter. We’re excited to return to what drew us to this job in the first place, which is telling the stories we love, including the next chapter of Clark and Lex’s journey in Man of Tomorrow.”
Latcham, who previously worked alongside Gunn on Guardians of the Galaxy, is known for leading massive MCU franchises like Iron Man, Spider-Man and The Avengers. He will lead DC’s film, TV and animation slate, overseeing the creative pipeline, production, talent and strategy, according to Skydance.
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In an individual statement shared to his Threads account, Gunn said that his time at DC Studios had been full of turbulence, although he noted, “I’m glad I took the job.”
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“But what only the closest people to me have known over the past four years is my time at DC Studios has been trying, to say the least,” Gunn admitted.
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“I dislike the at-times corporate nature of the job (thanks to Peter for taking the brunt of that). I’m always a very hard worker, but as a filmmaker I would at least get to take short breaks to unwind, and I’ve stolen even that time from both myself and my loved ones over the past four years,” he continued.
After adding notes of gratitude to his wife, Jenn, his colleagues and friends, Gunn went on to say that he had a tough time dividing his time between projects.
“So, yes, I will miss the people around me, and I will miss being the co-caretaker of these great characters, but I’m also incredibly relieved and excited to get back to pure filmmaking,” Gunn said.
He reminded his fans that he and Safran are not “immediately done with DC or superheroes,” with Man of Tomorrow out in July 2027 and “another DC project,” he teased.
“And, of course, the characters we set up will live on,” he wrote. “Thank you so very, very much for embracing the characters and stories we’ve put on screen.”
