Zadan has hinted through a tweet over the weekend that he and Meron might not return as next year's producers of Oscars.
- March 9, 2015
AceShowbiz -
Craig Zadan and Neil Meron have hinted that they might not produce next year's Oscars. On Saturday, March 7, Zadan tweeted, "Hoping that whoever produces the #Oscars next year will retain our innovations: #TeamOscar program & reading all 24 nom on Oscar nom morning."
Hoping that whoever produces the #Oscars next year will retain our innovations: #TeamOscar program & reading all 24 nom on Oscar nom morning
— Craig Zadan (@craigzadan) March 8, 2015
It was the tweet that prompted media abuzz claiming Zadan and Meron might not produce the 2016 Oscars. No official announcement on the matter has been made by either Zadan himself or The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.
Duo Zadan and Meron have been overseeing the annual Oscars for three years and helped the Academy Awards broadcast hit a 10-year high in ratings last year, with Ellen DeGeneres serving as host. Unfortunately, this year's show which was hosted by Neil Patrick Harris dropped 16 percent in viewership. Zadan and Meron have recently produced live TV musicals "The Sound of Music Live!" and "Peter Pan Live!" together.
