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‘Brokeback Mountain’ Producer James Schamus Talks ‘Inspiring’ Minnesota Community, Warns Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal Will ‘Be Bad News For a While’
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Speaking about the Netflix-Warner Bros. deal, the screenwriter said, “consolidation is the name of the game right now.”“Ted Sarandos is a brilliant businessman and leader,” he added.
These groups help inform what is shown on the streamer’s landing page, as well as refining each user’s algorithm.
“They would be proud to let as many people in the world know about the thing you made, right?
“In general, these are not going to be the most accomplished films at a festival,” he pointed out.
“You’re literally watching people actively struggle with a medium that they haven’t yet totally taken control of.