The Safran Company Inks First Look Deal With Warner Bros., Taps ‘Rampage’ Producer John Rickard As President Of Production

with Margot Robbie, and Jermaine Fowler’s comedy Rickard recently completed Charlie Day’s feature directorial debutopening this Friday about a nurse who downloads a deadly app that predicts when she will die, and is against the clock to save her life.

Rickard has been a producer for New Line for close to a decade across 11 films, half of them developed by him, including such titles as starring Rooney Mara and Jackie Earle Haley, and Safran, a preeminent builder of franchises on the lot, has been at Warners exclusively for the last eight years with a resume that has amassed well over $3.3 billion in global ticket sales. In addition to all three

How can they be doing this at a time when their biggest hit is a grimy r rated film that’s making a crazy ratio profit when considering its budget?

GeekPride5 Bunch of 'release the Snyder cut' guys bitching about this 🤣🤣. Love to see it. 🤡.

I’ve liked everything he’s produced so sounds good to me 👍

Wtf? warnerbros are you out of mind? 🤦🏻‍♂️

Disappointing.

Warner is sooo stupid. Wtf is happening there?

Stueps

🤢 shit

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