Amy Pascal, a producer on this weekend’s box-office smash “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” opened up to the New York Times about enduring the turbulent end to her Sony tenure.
Pascal told the publication in an interview published Saturday that she is now “at peace” with her new path. The former studio exec famously stepped down as Sony’s co-chairman in 2015 after suffering the embarrassment of the studio’s email hacking in late 2014.
“It has been a challenge to be patient and allow myself to learn, especially at this ripe age,” said Pascal, who now produces film for Sony with her company Pascal Pictures.