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Well he's not the only guy in charge over there....i bet it has more to do with the fact that dreamworks was not doing so well.Isaac_Brody said:I read somewhere that he didn't want to deal with the day to day issues of being a studio head. He's a filmmaker first and foremost, and running a studio took away from that.
Steven Spielberg, director of movies like “War of the Worlds” and “Saving Private Ryan,” and DreamWorks co-founder David Geffen will stay with DreamWorks as producer-director and chairman, respectively, and make four to six live-action films a year.
Isaac_Brody said:He actually said that he wanted to focus more on filmmaking. This paragraph in the article supports that.
Four to six live action films a year. He's a machine. He must really love the process to shoot four to six a year.
David Jimerson said:Spielberg always was a businessman. You don't get a net worth of $50 billion by not being business-savvy.
Rush said:Jeez I thought the Shrek dynasty was enough to float the whole company by. When Shrek2 hit the top, every employee at DW got a paycheck bonus, just the company's way of spreading the love. I though they were doing well.Man, I hope the name stays the same, I drive by their Glendale studio every day.