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Bryan Cranston says 'The Studio' role isn’t based on David Zaslav

Bryan Cranston says 'The Studio' role isn’t based on David Zaslav

Ronan Blackthorne in: Entertainment News & Analysis 25 October 2025

Bryan Cranston denies his 'The Studio' character mirrors Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav, citing Robert Evans as inspiration, and explains the show's satirical take on Hollywood power.

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