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Jeremy Latcham named President and Chief Creative Officer of DC Studios

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Skydance announced on November 9, 2026 that Jeremy Latcham will join Skydance Motion Picture Group as President and Chief Creative Officer, DC Studios. The company said James Gunn and Peter Safran will step away from their leadership roles on December 1, 2026, after four years running DC since 2022. Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz praised Gunn and Safran for “resetting the foundation and building a slate we’re incredibly proud of” and said Jeremy has been a longtime creative partner to both. Skydance said it has “complete confidence” that Gunn and Safran will ensure a smooth, collaborative transition and that the company looks forward to working with Latcham to build the next generation of DC storytelling. The announcement appears alongside Skydance’s Q3 2026 shareholder letter, which outlined a broader streaming strategy including a planned Paramount+ and HBO Max bundle starting in early 2027.

Henry Gilbert (Beloved Podcast Personality)
@talkinghenry.bsky.social

It’s now very clear Gunn was fired, and I can’t stop looking at the politics of his replacement, Jeremy Latchman - He moved his family/business Musk-style from California to Texas - Produced Christian/conservative projects like Young Washington & House of David - Those projects proudly use AI slop

Text from Hollywood Reporter story: An occasional foray into big-budget moviemaking such as Dungeons & Dragons:
Honor Among Thieves notwithstanding, Latcham was focusing on inspirational movies such as the Wright Brothers feature Flyer, for the faith-focused studio Wonder Project, where he also helped make House of David, a TV show about the Biblical figure.
The producer is known to be vocal about his Christian faith and his desire to make uplifting projects.
"I had this nagging feeling that I needed to do more movies that had deeper meaning to me,' Latcham said of Wonder Project during an appearance on the Bible Bros podcast while promoting the Nate Bargatze comedy The Breadwinner. "Let's be the HBO for the faith and family audience. Let's try to make movies and television shows that restore faith in things worth believing in."
10853d ago
DiscussingFilm
@discussingfilm.net

James Gunn and Peter Safran found out that they were no longer going to be running DC Studios this past Friday. Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz broke the news to them in person. (Source: www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...)

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Sam, the Geeky Citizen59

*Deep breath* ... we're still getting Man of Tomorrow next year. Hopefully, it'll be successful enough for Skydance to change their minds...assuming the enormous debt they're in doesn't lead to them selling the studio again.

Dan35

Fun Fact, David Ellison wanted this Hitler mural in one of his office

a.westwood31

I’m disgusted, and I can’t express how angry and upset this whole situation makes me. I was under the impression that this was Gunn’s decision based on his last statement; that doesn’t seem to be the case, and I’m completely heartbroken over losing what we could’ve continued to have with the DCU.

Rosie Amy 🏳️‍⚧️22

What gets me is Ellison was praising these guys and talking about keeping them on. Lying douche.

Cody | Wile E stan18

The moment democrats take back congress next year y'all are gonna have to scream at them to undo this merger, it's just gonna get worse

Taylor Ledbetter14

Every damn time Ellison makes a decision, it gets a little bit harder for me not to revert back to my old ventposting ways. Anyone who’s followed me for long enough should know what I’m thinking. I can’t say it, but I really don’t have to at this point.

Teddy 🌈 ♾️ 🦋 RIP Eric Bauza 🥕9

This merger was such a disaster. Hope things get better for James Gunn, honestly.

Ben Williams9

THE THICK PLOTTENS! So he *didn’t* quit. Lol, was a Netflix merger really that scary compared to the Ellison nightmare?

Conor6

Whoop, there it is. Not mutual.

lukielovely5

oh they really thought they were winning the midterms 😭

Nash
@radiodeadair.com

And the penny drops. Now we know why he got the job. Oh boy. Get ready for some of the worst big budget movies you have ever seen in your entire life.

2123d ago
Bob Chipman ("MovieBob")
@bobchipman.bsky.social

Here's a sober business take re: DC Studios: A dynamic executive would look at the stories about how the "Blue Wave" was largely driven by Millennial rage at data centers, ICE, etc and conclude "Wow, our 'SUPERMAN' movie was ahead of that curve! Let's keep doing that!" Skydance did the opposite.

1963d ago
Chris Weston
@westonfront.bsky.social

A recent interview with new DCU head Jeremy Latcham offers insight into its possible future as he talks about what he brought to Marvel: keeping the films clean and inspiring enough that his grandma could watch them & they could be discussed in his local church. www.darkhorizons.com/batman-justi...

793d ago
The Spaceshipper 🚀
@thespaceshipper.com

"The pair’s exit was a combination of studio politics (Gunn & Safran had complete control over DC Studios, but Skydance boss David Ellison allegedly had other ideas) the DCU’s box office struggles, and an apparent feeling that Latcham will deliver movies “more in line with Ellison’s broader tastes.”

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