Warner Bros. Discovery brings Horn back as film adviser - report
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Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) has tapped Hollywood veteran Alan Horn to help with motion picture strategy as the recently merged company sets up the transition approach to its media holdings, The Wrap reports.
He'll join as a senior adviser.
The move marks a "homecoming" of sorts, WBD chief David Zaslav says in a memo about the move, according to the report.
Horn had been president and chief operating officer of Warner Bros. for 12 years before being lured to serve as chairman of Walt Disney Studios (NYSE:DIS) in 2012.
Horn announced his retirement from Disney as of the end of 2021, coinciding with the end of Bob Iger's time at the Mouse House. He had led that studio to record-setting performance before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Horn will begin serving as a consultant to Zaslav Aug. 1.
âOver the past six months, I have been fortunate to spend time with Alan," Zaslav said in the memo, according to the report. "He has been generous and hugely helpful to me, and Iâve learned a ton about the business from our conversations. I could not be more excited to be able to continue to tap into his thinking, expertise and stellar instincts as we transition our film business and hone our motion picture strategy for the future."