‘Coyote vs. ‘Acme’ Composer Steven Price Sobs Warners For ‘Bizarre Financial Tricks By Anti-Art Studio’ Over Pic’s Termination; Director Dave Green is ‘beyond devastated’

Coyote vs. Acme Composer Steven Price has Warner Bros. Discovery’s David Zaslav accuses cost-cutting government of denouncing hybrid live-action animated film “Looney Tunes.”

Price, who won an original Oscar for Warner Bros. tent pole Severity in 2014 X shared: “I had a lot of fun scoring Coyote vs Acme. Since no one can hear it now due to bizarre financial schemes against the art studio that I will never understand, here are some behind the screen footage of our “Meep Meep” Roadrunner Chorus, with apologies to Tchaikovsky…”

Here is the composer’s tweet:

As we reported yesterday, Warner Bros. tabled the finished film for both a theatrical release and a Max version, instead of taking an estimated $30 million write-down on the $70 million production. This is despite the fact that there are films missing from the 2024 theatrical release calendar, as several titles have been delayed due to the actors’ strike. This is the third time the Zaslav government has canceled a film, the other two being by Max Batgirl And Scoob Vacation Destination! which at the time of cancellation was not yet fully polished.

Separate Batgirl unleashed public anger against the studio among the film’s producers, Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, and its stars. This time, however, Warners made sure a deal was struck Coyote vs. Acme Filmmaker David Green is working on a New Line project.

Green said that “I was surrounded by a brilliant team who put their heart and soul into this project for a year.”

He confirmed: “We were embraced by test audiences who rewarded us with fantastic results … and were further devastated by WB’s decision.”

Price’s colleague and British composer Daniel Pemberton, who wrote several Warner Bros. scores, such as: Ocean’s Eight, raptors And Uncle’s husband said: “Not only is this behavior appalling, but any half-decent creative would think twice about devoting large chunks of their life to pouring everything they’ve got into a project from studios that seem pretty arrogant to ever do this work to do “To do to be seen… WB.” play an awful long game.”