Former Paramount Pictures And 20th Century Fox CEO Barry Diller Warns Hollywood Is Doomed If Strikes Continue To Christmas – IOTW Report

Former Paramount Pictures And 20th Century Fox CEO Barry Diller Warns Hollywood Is Doomed If Strikes Continue To Christmas

Bounding into Comics: Barry Diller, the current Chairman of IAC and Expedia and the former CEO of Paramount Pictures as well as 20th Century Fox, warned that if the ongoing SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes continue to Christmas it will spell doom for Hollywood.

Diller appeared on CBS’ Face the Nation where he was asked, “What do you think the impact will be and how long will these strikes last?” MORE

32 Comments on Former Paramount Pictures And 20th Century Fox CEO Barry Diller Warns Hollywood Is Doomed If Strikes Continue To Christmas

  1. The producers are between a rock and a hard place, which often happens when selling your soul to the devil. While they agree with the leftist attitudes of the strikers, they also realize that they can’t go on much longer making movies that hardly anyone sees. Hollywood bookkeeping can only go so far.

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  2. Is there a Go Fund Me supporting this strike?

    I’d like to be part of making the world a better place and can think of no better way than to see “Hollywood” take its rightful place on the ash heap of history.

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  3. Oh … now I’m sad …
    haven’t been to a movie theater since my elder son went into the Navy in 89 or 90 – and haven’t missed it!
    Fuck those miscreant assholes – ALL of em!

    I hope Hollyweird becomes a free-fire zone.

    mortem tyrannis
    izlamo delenda est …

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  4. I went to see “Sound of Freedom” last Sunday. First time I’ve been in a movie theater in over 5 years.

    Fantastic movie. Powerful, yet the evil is only referenced, not seen.

    God bless Angel studio for releasing the movie, God bless Tim Ballard, and God bless Jim Caviezel.

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  5. We’ll see who bends the knee first. Their demands are unrealistic. Being ya’ll are experts in the rinse & repeat factor,looks like peeps looking for entertainment will have to take a page out of your playbook.
    Then of course when you get old one always has their rocking chair, feeding squirrels (look there’s a squirrel) & doing their best at being grumpy.

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  6. I’m praying that the strike continues well into January 2024. They’re doing it to themselves, they will blame us, good, I will double down. Really how much more can I turn my back on Gollywood? No TV, don’t go to the movies, I have no idea whose famous and who isn’t. I see many names I don’t know and don’t care to know. Never belonged to Netflix, don’t watch tik-tok, don’t purchase music. I’m good.

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  7. The best thing that can happen to America and every democracy in the world is the doom of the pedophile/rapo/leftist hellhole factory called “Hollywood”. Yeah, it was once an asset to our culture and our freedom, but now it’s a DIRECT THREAT.

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  8. wb, ur pretty sharp. public service announcement: the truthaboutguns.com has a blogger calling itself miner49er; that name is a direct link to http://www.fbi.gov. the site is gubmint-funded/monitored or the site-operators are unaware of the connection. enjoy.

  9. The film industry has been the purveyor of extreme violence and mental sickness since its earliest days.

    It has warped the minds of almost everybody. It has to go. Not by force but by people who no longer are interested in paying to see its disturbed offerings.

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  10. Film, now really digital visual media, is not yet an art form. It is too new, has no significant history and is suffering the accountant’s curse.

    Everything big money takes over is destroyed in creative essence while being glorified in material manifestation.

    Remember stock car racing? Motocross? Boat racing? Sprint cars? Football? Baseball? Hell, lawnmower racing has money in it now. Listen to pop music and ask yourself, has big money improved the product? Country music is in a big schizoid break right about now because of the money and ideological incompatibility.

    To quote a lyric from long ago ‘they paved paradise and put up a parking lot’.

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