In a bold move set to challenge the status quo in Hollywood, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg, and Elon Musk have reportedly partnered to launch a new film studio—backed by a staggering $1 to $3 billion investment—with a clear mission: to produce content rooted in traditional values, including faith, family, and freedom.
This “non-woke” studio, as insiders are calling it, aims to fill a growing demand among audiences for entertainment that reflects more conservative and faith-based perspectives—something the trio believes is increasingly lacking in today’s mainstream film industry.
Mel Gibson, a longtime advocate for Christian values in cinema, is expected to play a leading creative role in shaping the studio’s projects. Mark Wahlberg, who has also spoken openly about his Catholic faith and desire to produce more family-friendly films, brings his box-office appeal and Hollywood experience to the table. Elon Musk, the tech mogul known for shaking up industries from electric vehicles to social media, will serve as a major financial backer and strategic visionary for the venture.
“We want to tell stories that uplift, inspire, and bring people together—not divide them,” said a source close to the project. “This isn’t about politics—it’s about values.”
The studio is rumored to already be in development on several films, including historical dramas, faith-based narratives, and action films that emphasize heroism, moral clarity, and strong family bonds. The goal is to build a self-sustaining production house that rivals the major Hollywood players—without bowing to what the founders see as cultural pressure to conform to progressive ideologies.
Reaction to the news has been mixed. Supporters have hailed it as a much-needed alternative in a politically charged entertainment landscape, while critics argue that labeling Hollywood as “woke” oversimplifies a diverse industry.
Still, the sheer star power and capital behind the project have turned heads. With Gibson’s directing talent, Wahlberg’s mainstream appeal, and Musk’s massive influence and resources, the trio may be poised to create a true disruptor in the film world.
One thing is clear: this new studio isn’t afraid to go against the grain—and it might just spark a major cultural shift in entertainment.
