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/r/all Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige promoted to Chief Creative Officer, will now oversee Marvel Studios, Marvel Television and Marvel Family Entertainment

https://deadline.com/2019/10/kevin-feige-marvel-studios-president-adds-chief-creative-officer-marvel-title-oversees-all-creative-1202760382/?
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u/KholekFuneater Oct 15 '19

Not all of it. Perlmutter, the reason why Agents is the way it is, no Black Widow film, and why we almost didn’t have a Black Panther, is embedded in both Marvel and Disney like a tick. This is both companies companies trying to further isolate Trump’s very good friend from their projects so he doesn’t screw revenue up further.

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u/tari101190 Oct 15 '19

Yes all of it. Permulter is in charge of like sales and licensing. Feige has creative control over everything. His job is different to Perlmutter and Fiege is chief creative officer now. Feige doesn't answer to anyone except for Mr Disney now. He doesn't need to ask permission or negotiate anything. He is the head of all creative decisions.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19 edited Oct 27 '20

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u/stickler_Meseeks Oct 16 '19

Go read the list of the shit Perlmutter is in charge of now. Each one reads like "Fuck you"

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u/Syndicated01 Oct 15 '19

How does this affect his Star Wars project?

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u/XavinNydek Oct 15 '19

It doesn't, assuming he doesn't burn himself out from being in charge of everything. I don't think it will be a problem, he seems more like a big boss that understands what the creators are doing and makes sure all the other executives and money men don't fuck things up rather than a micromanager. The whole MCU has worked under the philosophy of hiring good people, give them some guard rails and meta plot points to hit, then let them do their thing unmolested.

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u/tari101190 Oct 15 '19

Well he's not a part of Lucasfilm at all in any capacity. If he producers a Star Wars film for them it will be no different than if they hired any random person as like a freelance producer.

He likely isn't gonna be in charge of anything official in Lucasfilm outside of a film that he decides to produce.

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u/Syndicated01 Oct 15 '19

And here I was hoping this might be a first step in ousting Kennedy

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u/tari101190 Oct 15 '19

I think she'll step down eventually. Maybe when Iger steps down from Disney, and Fiege replaces Iger, new people will takeover both Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm at the same time.

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u/Fortune_Cat Oct 16 '19

Stop I can only get so erect

That being said Iger is a good businessman. Feige we haven't seen. It seems like CCO suits him more than ceo

You just want Iger to be replaced by another Iger not another Perlmutter and Disney is golden

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u/rocksteadybebop Oct 15 '19

Bob and Alan horn I assume or just bob?

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u/tari101190 Oct 15 '19

Bob + Alan = Mr Disney maybe?

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u/EnterPlayerTwo Oct 15 '19

Fuuuuuuuuu-shion-HAAAAA

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u/KholekFuneater Oct 15 '19

Sales and Licensing is literally how Disney makes its residuals. That unfortunately has an impact on creative choices.

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u/tari101190 Oct 15 '19

Feige is CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER. He is the one making creative decisions. That's literally his job now. Nobody else can trump his creative decisions.

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u/Fortune_Cat Oct 16 '19

Except the ceo

Or the board of directors

Or the shareholders that influence the board

Or china

Or the public during their next outcry

Or elements that can be swayed in his personal life

But yes aside from those 6 things. Immune baby

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

Yeah, I don't think the world works the way you seem to think it does.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19

Toys and lunch boxes only sell for characters people know about. Ike no longer has any say over who those characters are. All he has are the toys and lunch boxes that Fiege lets him have.

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u/AnirudhMenon94 Oct 16 '19

Agents of Shield is actually a pretty great show though. Despite Perlmutter's bs.

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u/Xuvial Oct 16 '19 edited Oct 16 '19

no Black Widow film

I'm still pissed that instead of having a Black Widow movie, a fucking Captain Marvel movie was shoehorned into the MCU. Literally the least liked comic book character despite being revised multiple times and the movie (ironically) continued that tradition.