Netflix & Paramount Officially End Major Deal After 14.7 Billion Minutes-Viewed Fantasy Hit
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Netflix and Paramount are parting ways.
Deadline has reported that Netflix and Paramount are ending their animated film agreement, after it was previously announced in 2023. The agreement previously involved Skydance Animation, but became Paramount after the merger took place. In a join statement from reps, the companies stated:
"Netflix and Paramount have mutually agreed to conclude their animated film agreement. Both companies remain fully committed to the successful releases of Ray Gunn and the untitled Jack and the Beanstalk project on Netflix, and additionally will continue their longstanding content licensing relationship. We are proud of our collaboration to date and look forward to bringing these upcoming films to audiences around the world."
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