The decline of Warner Bros and its imminent sale raises concerns in Hollywood, where the entertainment industry is already hit by a historic production crisis.

Warner Bros is in a critical situation, with an imminent sale that could take place either to Paramount Skydance or to Netflix. This situation is lamented in Hollywood, where a production crisis has affected the entertainment industry. The loss of the studio, known for iconic films, could lead to layoffs and a decrease in options for film and television projects. Interviews with actors and producers highlight the dilemma of choosing between the control exerted by a tech giant, Netflix, and a company associated with billionaires close to Trump, Paramount.

Paramount has launched a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros, backed by funds from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, which has raised concerns about censorship. At the same time, the strikes of 2023 have led to a stagnation of productions, and many media companies are facing financial difficulties. Warner Bros CEO, David Zaslav, is criticized for the company's massive losses, despite his personal assurances. Actors and producers fear the negative impact of Netflix on cinemas, preferring Paramount for its commitments to support screenings in movie theaters. This situation reflects an industry in crisis, with major uncertainties regarding its future.