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What did Warner Bros. Discovery's new CEO do in his first month in charge? Killed CNN+, questioned a Clint Eastwood movie, laid off much of the key leadership.

CEO David Zaslav has quickly put his stamp on Warner Bros. Discovery, weighing in on content, forcing out executives and cutting costly projectsJoe FlintDays into his role as CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery , David Zaslav gathered movie-studio executives and grilled them about a recent string of box-office flops, including “Cry Macho,” a Clint Eastwood neo-Western.

Warner Bros. executives conceded they had doubted the movie would turn a profit, people familiar with the meeting said. Why, Mr. Zaslav asked, was

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