Look, we don’t know what Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is mad about, when it comes to director James Cameron’s recent letter about the streamer’s dreams of buying Warner Bros. Discovery. We mean, Cameron’s letter—addressed to Utah Senator Mike Lee ...

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Ted Sarandos is too polite to use the word “liar,” but the streaming kingpin is certainly bummed out and a bit betrayed that James Cameron believes it would be “disastrous for the theatrical motion picture business” if Netflix was successful in buying some of Warner Bros’ key assets.