Taylor Sheridan leaving Paramount for NBCUniversal

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Taylor Sheridan's Deal: $1 Billion+ for TV, Movies at NBCUniversal | Exclusive
Television blockbuster talent Taylor Sheridan shocked Hollywood by signing a $1 billion+ deal with NBCUniversal and leaving behind his longtime partner at Paramount where the "Yellowstone" creator has built an empire,

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‘Yellowstone’ creator Taylor Sheridan set to exit Paramount, signs major deal with NBC Universal: Report
Taylor Sheridan Is Leaving Paramount. Is This the End of His TV Empire?
Taylor Sheridan to Exit Paramount for Big Film and TV Deal at NBCUniversal
That said, newly installed streaming chief Cindy Holland has been making moves to transform Paramount+ in the wake of the Skydance acquisition, so perhaps the content makeup going forward will be les...

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'Yellowstone' Mastermind Taylor Sheridan to Leave Paramount for Major NBCUniversal Deal
Taylor Sheridan Is Leaving Paramount, Report Suggests
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan reminds Hollywood who still has power
It's pretty hard to overstate how big a deal Sheridan is: He's a one-man hit factory for both Red and Blue America, whose shows mix melodrama, violence, and sex alongside lectures about society losin...

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Taylor Sheridan’s Deal: $1 Billion+ for TV, Movies at NBCUniversal | Exclusive
Taylor Sheridan To Leave Paramount For Big Film & TV Deal At NBCUniversal

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