Skydance Co-CEOs Insist Its Massive Debt Is Manageable And Won’t Shortchange Production
Skydance co-CEOs David Ellison and Ynon Kreiz sought to dial down Hollywood jitters that the company’s massive and expensive-to-service debt load approaching $80 billion will force them to shortchange production. “We have a business plan. There’s a complete financial envelope to how we’re going to run the business, and content is a spend, but you […]
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