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Netflix Could Lose ‘Stranger Things’ Creators After Season 5 To Paramount+
The Duffer Brothers plan to focus on tentpole films and TV projects at Paramount under a new deal, reuniting with Cindy Holland, according to multiple sources.
- Earlier this month, Matt and Ross Duffer are in advanced negotiations with Paramount for a major deal, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
- According to Deadline, Paramount is in advanced negotiations with the Duffers for a deal as the studio plans to increase theatrical output after the Skydance merger last week.
- Even as they eye a move, Upside Down Pictures continues producing The Boroughs and Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen for Netflix, with two series debuting in 2026, according to reports.
- Netflix could still produce new Stranger Things content without the Duffers because it owns the IP, and the platform will remain important for their upcoming projects.
- On Nov. 26, Season 5 of Stranger Things debuts, followed by episodes on Christmas and the finale on New Year’s Eve, as the Duffers negotiate a Paramount deal, reports say.
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The Independent (US)Stranger Things creators in talks to leave Netflix for major streaming rival
The Duffer Brothers are set to release the final season of their successful sci-fi show later this year
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Duffer Brothers Sign Deal With Paramount, Will Continue ‘Stranger Things’ Projects at Netflix | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Matt and Ross Duffer are making a big career move. The Stranger Things creators have signed an exclusive deal with Paramount to develop new series and films, according to multiple reports. They’ll work closely with Paramount’s Cindy Holland, who originally greenlit Stranger Things at Netflix, along with Josh Greenstein and Dana Goldberg of Paramount Television and Paramount Pictures. Keep reading to find out more… The Duffer Brothers are not lea…
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