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The internal dynamics of a large company, especially its internal conflicts, are often difficult to hide. To those outside the industry, it may seem like a mystery shrouded in clouds, but to those within, it's as clear as day.
That afternoon, Martin received news that at a Warner Bros. executive meeting, Daniel and Jon Berg had once again erupted in an argument, publicly accusing Jon Berg of causing consecutive project failures with his reckless actions, holding him responsible for the fiascos of "Pharaoh and the Gods," "Green Lantern," "Dark Places," and "Jack the Giant Slayer."
The conflict between the two intensified and was laid out on the table.
According to Hollywood tradition, Jon Berg, as the initiator and lead producer of the project, should take responsibility for "Jack the Giant Slayer" failure.
But Jon Berg kept passing the buck.
Kevin Tsujihara, using the unclear international market performance as a reason, temporarily shelved the matter.
