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Gerhard Zeiler, Warner Bros. President of International, Likely to Leave Studio as He Enters Politics in Austria
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Gerhard Zeiler, president of international for Warner Bros. Discovery, looks likely to leave the company ahead of the merger with Paramount after he declared his intention to enter politics in Austria. Zeiler recently revealed that he would make a bid for the leadership of Austri
Gerhard Zeiler, president of international for Warner Bros. Discovery, looks likely to leave the company ahead of the merger with Paramount after he declared his intention to enter politics in Austria. Zeiler recently revealed that he would make a bid for the leadership of Austria’s ruling Social Democratic Party.
If selected for the role, Zeiler […]
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