Warner Bros. Executives Visited Peter Jackson to Chat About the New Lord of the Rings Movies
action films. What stories would those be telling? Would any actors come back? How, if at all, would that conflictA question that does have an answer is who the studio is hoping will be a part of it.of Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, the co-CEOs and chairpeople of film at Warner Bros. In other words, they’re the people who decide which
movies get made. And in the profile, it’s revealed the pair traveled to New Zealand to meet with Jackson “to re-establish the studio’s connection to the franchise’s original director.”
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