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Legendary Entertainment

Legendary Entertainment is a media and entertainment company that produces and owns content across film, television, and comics divisions. Its film productions include franchises such as Dune, Godzilla, and Minecraft.www.legendary.com

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Sep 19, 2026

Kid LewisHOST
31:32
They're interchangeable, bro.
XHOST
31:35
So Warner Brothers and Legendary Pictures, they have secured three weeks of exclusive windows for domestic IMAX screenings, meaning that Avengers Doomsday is not going to be in IMAX when it releases on Doomsday.
XHOST
31:47
Wow.
XHOST
31:47
Because Dune will be on.
Kevin CarpenterHOST
1:06
So I looked into this.
Kevin CarpenterHOST
1:08
Adam Wingard officially says that the X is silent and Legendary gave a statement that the previous movie was Godzilla versus Kong, but they didn't want to imply the versus.
Kevin CarpenterHOST
1:18
They wanted to be like, all right, this is Godzilla and Kong together.
Kevin CarpenterHOST
1:21
So that's why they have the X.

1 HR 1 MIN LATER

Kevin CarpenterHOST
61:53
We'll definitely explore that in Supernova.
Kevin CarpenterHOST
61:58
Guys, all of Brazil, it looks like Mad Max.
Kayla KnutsonHOST
62:01
I just imagine walking into Legendary's offices in WB and being like, so I want to make a Godzilla Monsterverse movie that's all about the egregious amount of death and destruction.
Kayla KnutsonHOST
62:16
What if I made a really depressing Godzilla movie? And they'd be like, they'd be like, they'd be like, I don't know, a depressing Godzilla movie? Do people really want to see that? And they'd be like, Godzilla might as well have an Oscar!
CJHOST
164:01
You know, they thought maybe w- we might do specials, we might do something, but as far as making a movie, they, they weren't gonna do it.
CJHOST
164:08
And it wasn't until, mm- It wasn't until about 10 years later we would get a movie from Legendary Pictures called Godzilla.
DHOST
164:18
Yeah.
CJHOST
164:19
Um-
DHOST
164:20
Yeah
CJHOST
164:20
... yeah, yeah.
CJHOST
164:21
It's gonna be a minute till we get to the Legendary one.
DHOST
164:23
I think that was in 2014.
Jacob PadillaGUEST
25:49
What was the reason that the Steelers were able to show up? Is it because the owner was one of the board members of Warner Brothers or something like
Joseph HorneGUEST
25:55
that? Yeah, Legendary Pictures, the CEO of Legendary Pictures also owned part of the Steelers.
Joseph HorneGUEST
26:01
Oh, okay.
Joseph HorneGUEST
26:03
And that's why they also shot a good chunk of it.
Odie MatthewsHOST
15:26
Yeah.
Odie MatthewsHOST
15:26
And so like, You get a little bit of everything with Godzilla, and I think that's why I like all of them, because I know that I'm going to get fun, dumb ones with the American Legendary Pictures ones, and then I know I'm going to get a more down-to-earth, gritty, realistic one with Godzilla Minus One and
Kevin MinerHOST
15:41
stuff.
Kevin MinerHOST
15:42
It's a little potpourri
MattyHOST
46:47
It is worth noting that Halo already had a TV series made by Paramount, but the franchise has not been adapted for the big screen.
MattyHOST
46:53
Warcraft, meanwhile, has been made into a movie by Legendary Pictures and Warner Bros.
MattyHOST
46:57
There are also other franchises in the process of making the jump, such as Gears of War with a movie at Netflix and Call of Duty with a movie at Paramount.
MattyHOST
47:04
Meanwhile, Minecraft will receive an animated series on Netflix and a sequel to the Warner Bros. slash Legendary Pictures franchise.
MattyHOST
47:11
adaptation.
MattyHOST
47:12
In addition, season three of Fallout is already underway.
BrettHOST
11:21
All right.
BrettHOST
11:23
Production companies are Legendary Pictures and Angry Films.
CarlHOST
11:28
How did Legendary Pictures get involved in this?
BrettHOST
11:33
I don't know.
BrettHOST
11:33
We'll get into that in a little bit.
BrettHOST
13:18
I'm not saying we're, uh, where are my cameras floating? No.
BrettHOST
13:23
How they got the thing to it.
BrettHOST
13:27
The legendary pictures.
Meghan CaponitiHOST
1:25
It is published by Simon & Schuster.
Meghan CaponitiHOST
1:28
The Rush Bible has actually been optioned for a television series with Legendary Entertainment.
Meghan CaponitiHOST
1:35
And she will be co-producing this show, so exciting, with Eva Longoria.
Meghan CaponitiHOST
1:43
Hi, we are so excited to be here today with Tricia

27 MINS LATER

Tricia AddicksGUEST
29:15
It's like a draft, but it has the pink cover.
Tricia AddicksGUEST
29:19
And so a lot of people reached out to me to do shows and movies and TV, all the things.
Tricia AddicksGUEST
29:26
So I ended up choosing Legendary Entertainment, who is a Hollywood powerhouse, and they're just amazing.
Tricia AddicksGUEST
29:35
And they partnered with Eva Longoria's company, Hyphenate.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:01
This week, Dan Meacham from Legendary Entertainment is with us to preview his InfoSec World talk on AI for defense.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:08
Then we have four interviews from Black Hat to share with you.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:11
First up is an interview with John Holtquist, chief analyst of the Google Threat Intelligence Group, discussing AI threat defense.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:42
At the CRA event in October, Dan will be discussing the augmented defender, what AI actually changes on the front line.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:49
And he'll be chatting with Daniel Bowden, the global CISO at Marsh.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:53
Dan is the VP of Cyber and Content Security at Legendary Entertainment.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:58
And Legendary, if you're not familiar with the name, is the studio behind hits like Dune, The Hangover, and Interstellar.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
3:04
Everybody has their kind of oddball cult favorite, and mine is Pacific Rim.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:01
This week, Dan Meacham from Legendary Entertainment is with us to preview his InfoSec World talk on AI for defense.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:08
Then we have four interviews from Black Hat to share with you.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
0:11
First up is an interview with John Holtquist, chief analyst of the Google Threat Intelligence Group, discussing AI threat defense.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:42
At the CRA event in October, Dan will be discussing the augmented defender, what AI actually changes on the front line.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:49
And he'll be chatting with Daniel Bowden, the global CISO at Marsh.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:53
Dan is the VP of Cyber and Content Security at Legendary Entertainment.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
2:58
And Legendary, if you're not familiar with the name, is the studio behind hits like Dune, The Hangover, and Interstellar.
Adrian SanabriaHOST
3:04
Everybody has their kind of oddball cult favorite, and mine is Pacific Rim.

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