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Netflix’s Ted Sarandos Vows to Continue Releasing Warner Bros. Movies “in Theaters With the Traditional Windows”

“Our intentions when we buy Warner Bros. will be to continue to release Warner Bros. studio movies in theaters with the traditional windows,” he said during a surprise appearance at a Tuesday night ev...

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Netflix Says Warner Bros. Movies Will Remain in Theaters but ‘Windows Will Evolve to Be Much More Consumer Friendly’

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What Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. could mean for the movies

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Warner Bros Asks Investors to Reject Takeover Bid From Paramount Skydance

Warner Bros. is telling shareholders to reject a takeover bid from Paramount Skydance, saying that a rival bid from Netflix will be better for customers.

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Warner Bros. chose Netflix over Paramount — again. Now what?

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What to know about bidding war between Netflix and Paramount for Warner Bros.

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Warner Bros rejects $108bn Paramount bid

Paramount has said its offer is "superior" to a $72bn deal that Warner Bros struck with Netflix for its film and streaming businesses.

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Netflix CEOs Visit Warner Bros. Studio Lot Amid Paramount Hostile Bid

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Warner Bros. rejects Paramount's hostile bid, says Netflix is 'superior.' What happens next?

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New Warner Bros. Contemporary Film Label Being Launched By Neon Execs Christian Parkes, Jason Wald & Spencer Collantes

EXCLUSIVE: There was some earth-shattering news earlier this week when Neon‘s Chief Marketing Officer and Longlegs and Parasite campaign architect Christian Parkes left the arthouse distributor — but now we know where he,

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The Last Hollywood Gold Mine: Why the Fight for Warner Bros. Is a Bidding War

The studio owns the only remaining massive trove of iconic IP in Hollywood. No wonder Ted Sarandos and David Ellison are battling to lock it up.

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Warner rips into Paramount, accusing the Ellison family of failing to put money into the deal

Taking the gloves off, Warner Bros. Discovery is accusing Paramount of misleading shareholders by painting a rosy picture of its proposal, which Warner says falls well short of Netflix's offer.

Ted Sarandos Makes Surprise Canal+ Appearance to Ease French Concerns Over Warner Bros. Deal: ‘We Intend to Support’ Theatrical

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos tells Canal+ upfronts that Warner Bros. films will get traditional theatrical windows and flow through output deal.