Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has opened up about the company's plans of possibly creating more Harry Potter films in the future.
), CEO David Zaslav revealed that they’re currently planning to shift their focus on making the most out of the popular franchises, including“We’re going to focus on franchises,” Zaslav said. “We haven’t had aHarry PotterHouse of the Dragon.
), CEO David Zaslav revealed that they’re currently planning to shift their focus on making the most out of the popular franchises, including“We’re going to focus on franchises,” Zaslav said. “We haven’t had aHarry PotterHouse of the DragonIreland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
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