
The General Director of the Paramount Pictures film company Brad Gray can leave his post in the near future. This was written by Reuters with reference to two sources familiar with the situation.
Gray headed Paramount Pictures since 2005. According to the agency, the reason for his resignation could be the inefficiency of the film company for several years.
The temporary manager, according to Reuters sources, will be appointed by the general director of the Viacom media conclict Bob Bacish. He plans to make the studio one of the key brands of the group.
Representatives of Gray and Viacom refused to comment.
Paramount Pictures is a Viacom conglomerate unit. In 2016, the film company was in the center of the dispute between the former general director of Viacom, Philip Dauman and Viacom's controlling shareholder, Sumner Redstone, regarding the sale of a share in Paramount.