Tenet: Ann Sarnoff Rubbishes Rumours Of Christopher Nolan Being ‘Controlling’, Says “It’s Overstated” (Photo Credit: Gretty Images)

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After releases in some international markets in August, Christopher Nolan’s Tenet has now released in the US market. The John David Washington-Robert Pattinson has also got its CBFC certificate and will release in India soon.

Tenet has been in the news a lot with regards to its release dates being postponed. Over the last couple of months, reports have suggested that Nolan has played an active part in deciding when Tenet will release in theatres. But it seems that those reports were only hyped. Warner Bros. CEO Ann Sarnoff has rubbished these claims calling it ‘overstated.’

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Ann Sarnoff spoke opened up about ‘controlling’ Tenet director, Christopher Nolan was. She said, “It’s overstated. Let me share with you the process that we went through. Right when COVID struck, we started looking at alternative ways to think about movie releases. On the Scoob! front, we decided to release it on PVOD. Families were sequestered together and wanted more content. We are very happy with the results. A few weeks later it debuted on HBO Max, where we were very happy with the results as well.”

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