NBCUniversal’s Langley on 2023 Hits and Future of Film

Donna Langley, Chairman, NBCUniversal Studio Group & Chief Content Officer speaks with Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw about releasing two of the year’s biggest hits and her vision for the future at the Bloomberg Screentime event in Los Angeles.
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[@KwanLorb1966]

I don't care for this interviewer. Do not interrupt Donna.

[@KevinfromHeaven1980]

Also it's $20 to see a movie, and min wage is still like $7 in many states. In NYC, they dont have matinee prices either. They need to either make movies more affordable (as now we can watch Streamers at home) or make all jobs pay workers enough disposable income to pay $20 for what may be a $3 movie. Barbie was worth $20, but many are not. Also, if u wanted to take yr family to a movie, it's like $100. That's too expensive! They know that's why people dont go to movies! Duh!

[@jackk252]

Tickets are 30% discounted before 4pm at all Manhattan AMC theaters.

[@michaelsegriff3362]

Lots of women running these entertainment companies. Right into the ground.

[@Syd80000]

How? It’s more successful than ever with Donna in charge ?

[@aretiredfilmmakermraaronth6094]

Grow Up.

[@aretiredfilmmakermraaronth6094]

Grow Up.

[@aretiredfilmmakermraaronth6094]

Grow Up.

[@aretiredfilmmakermraaronth6094]

Grow Up.