'Panic' reverberated across the network's newsroom Thursday after Netflix said its pursuit of Warner was 'no longer financially attractive,' according to a new report.
In the Warner Bros. deal, some saw Trump targeting not just programming choices, but questions of corporate structure once largely insulated from political influence.
Netflix, the maker of hits including Stranger Things and Emily in Paris, said its planned takeover for Warner's studios had been 'a "nice to have" at the right price, not a "must have" at any price.'