DC Movies - To Infinity and Beyond

[Nerys Myk]

That's just another way of saying someone is an executive producer. Often a "production company" is just the person incorporating themselves for business purposes, or just an investment firm that provides financial backing for productions, like Rod Roddenberry's company or the Chinese companies that co-produced the Kelvin Star Trek movies. Only some production companies are actively involved in the storytelling or filmmaking side of the process. As I said, it's not uncommon for a lead actor to have approval over content, but the credit alone doesn't confirm that.

The company has several projects in development .

 

[Christopher]

The company has several projects in development .

Okay, on further examination, I see it is a real production company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes,_Norman_Productions

It's just hard to be sure these days which executive producers actually produce and which just get a cut of the profits.

 

[JD]

It's pretty typical these days for a show's star to be credited as an executive producer. The title gets handed out to countless people who aren't actively involved in the writing or producing but just get a cut of the profits. Often the star is directly involved in the creative decision-making, but the EP credit has become so meaningless these days that it's impossible to tell from the title alone.

From the way she's talked about the show, it sounds like she has at least some involvement in the creative process.

 

[Christopher]

From the way she's talked about the show, it sounds like she has at least some involvement in the creative process.

Yeah, we're already past that point in the discussion, no need to relitigate it.

 

[Mr. Adventure]

Yeah, we're already past that point in the discussion, no need to relitigate it.

Are you kidding? This is the DC thread, it was made for relitigating pointless points. Superman '78 kicks ass! That should get it back on track.

 

[Mage]

Are you kidding? This is the DC thread, it was made for relitigating pointless points. Superman '78 kicks ass! That should get it back on track.

You had to do it, didn't ya...??

 

[Tosk]

At least we can all agree that it's good that Man of Steel taught us all to take shelter under an overpass during a hurricane.

 

[theenglish]

At least we can all agree that it's good that Man of Steel taught us all to take shelter under an overpass during a hurricane.

Tornado.

 

[Captaindemotion]

God grant me the confidence of a poster, who will make the same arguments ad nauseum in loads of threads, telling other people that there’s no need to relitigate an issue,

 

[Rich Watson]

God grant me the confidence of a poster, who will make the same arguments ad nauseum in loads of threads, telling other people that there’s no need to relitigate an issue,

How dare you criticise the word of a WRITER!

 

[Tosk]

Tornado.

Noooo! It's very dangerous to shelter in an underpass during a tornado!

 

[Captaindemotion]

So Giancarlo Esposito has spoken with James Gunn about the possibility of being in a DCU project https://twitter.com/swshriv/status/1696587015754527076?s=46&t=4gRLv-uovddel5zbS4TQ9g

 

[TREK_GOD_1]

Are you kidding? This is the DC thread, it was made for relitigating pointless points. Superman '78 kicks ass! That should get it back on track.

My, aren't you the match in the dynamite factory?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Tornado.

A hurricane in Kansas sounds like a job for…SUPERMAN!

 

[Ovation]

A hurricane in Kansas sounds like a job for…SUPERMAN!

Cue 1950s TV theme (it’s what instantly popped into my head ).

 

[Samurai8472]

My, aren't you the match in the dynamite factory?

 

[JD]

At least we can all agree that it's good that Man of Steel taught us all to take shelter under an overpass during a hurricane.

And that the only possible way a person can realize that killing is bad, is by killing a person, and then feeling sad about it.

 

[Dee1891]

And that the only possible way a person can realize that killing is bad, is by killing a person, and then feeling sad about it.

Even when you kill a person to save the lives of others.

 

[TREK_GOD_1]

A hurricane in Kansas sounds like a job for…SUPERMAN!

Cue 1950s TV theme (it’s what instantly popped into my head ).

I thought of the 1960s Filmation cartoon, because the line was used so often in the series.

 

[Noname Given]

I thought of the 1960s Filmation cartoon, because the line was used so often in the series.

Bud Collyer who did the voices for Clark Kent/Superman in that series had (IMO) the best voice for Superman.