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Skydance To Make Paramount & Warner Bros. Lots Specialized, Each Housing Film Or TV/Streaming
Television and streaming are primed for a major upgrade — getting a whole historic lot all to themselves. The settlement in the state AGs’ lawsuit requires Skydance , the combined company of Paramount and Warner Bros.
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A settlement in the state attorneys‑general lawsuit mandates that Skydance, the merged entity of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, must retain both the Paramount and Warner Bros. studio lots for a minimum of five years. The agreement is positioned as a catalyst for a major upgrade to television and streaming operations, giving the combined company exclusive control of the historic properties. This requirement ensures the lots remain under Skydance’s ownership through at least the next half‑decade.
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