Warner Bros CEO Kevin Tsujihara resigns as studio investigates report that he offered acting roles for sex


  • World
  • Tuesday, 19 Mar 2019

LOS ANGELES (Reuters):  Kevin Tsujihara has resigned his post as chairman-CEO of Warner Bros. following an investigation into his relationship with actress Charlotte Kirk and allegations he used his clout to help her find work at the studio.

In a statement, Tsujihara said he realized ”my continued leadership could be a distraction and an obstacle to the company’s continued success.” Warner Bros. parent WarnerMedia said the company would unveil an interim leadership team on Tuesday.

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