Legendary in Early Talks With Paramount For Film Distribution Deal
Legendary Entertainment is in early talks to partner with Paramount on film distribution.
The production company behind “A Minecraft Movie” and the “Dune” franchise” had been under contract at Sony Pictures after cutting ties with Warner Bros. in 2022. However, the multi-year deal at Sony expired at the end of 2024 and wasn’t renewed. Although the new agreement with Paramount hasn’t been signed, certain projects like “Dune” sequels and “Godzilla” and “Kong” entries in the “MonsterVerse franchise would be exempt through a prior pact with Warner Bros.
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