Former Warner Bros. film chiefs’ 2026 slate projected to lose more than $800 million

Page Six reports that unnamed sources project losses of more than $800 million for the 2026 film slate left by former Warner Bros. film chiefs Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy.

The sources’ estimate includes a $250 million write-off for “Digger” and more than $100 million for “The Bride,” according to Page Six. The outlet also reports concern among Skydance higher-ups about the 2027 slate, citing a Nancy Meyers romantic comedy budgeted at more than $120 million, a J.J. Abrams science-fiction film pushed back a year and a $160 million thriller involving Julia Roberts and Sam Esmail.

Page Six says representatives for Skydance and Warner Bros. declined comment, while De Luca and Abdy did not respond to its request for comment. The outlet notes that the former film chiefs have proved skeptics wrong before and that these films could still perform at the box office.