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Executive shuffles at two top film studios underscore a strategic shift amid a challenged business, where fewer projects are getting made, quality may finally trump quantity, and, if all goes well, Disney could actually ditch the cookie cutter for the occasional creative risk.
Yes, that was Disney C.E.O. Bob Iger sitting courtside with his just-exited film production president, Sean Bailey, at the Clippers-Lakers game last night. Bailey has his own Lakers seats, but Iger’s a decades-long Clippers guy (God help him), and this was a Clips home game, so it was definitely an Iger invite.
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