Mitra Netflix and Amblin surprised the industry on Monday by announcing a partnership that will see film and television studios led by Director Steven Spielberg produced several new films for streaming services. As mentioned in a press release, the two companies previously collaborated on Aaron Sorkin was the Chicago 7 trial, and is currently working to bring Bradley Cooper Leonard Bernstein film, Maestro, to streaming services.
As a variety not in a report on partnerships, Amblin and Universal has the same pact, and they will continue to work together in the coming years, but now AmboLin will also make at least two films for Netflix too. Spielberg might even direct several films that will end up on Netflix streaming services, but there is no detail about the future project revealed.
CEO Netflix Ted Sarandos added in a statement: “Steven is a visionary and creative leader and, like many other people around the world, my growth was formed by character and unforgettable stories, inspiring, and resurrection. We can’t wait to start working With the Amblin team and we are honored and happy to be part of this chapter from Steven cinematic history. “
Netflix has made a working point with some of the most famous creators of the industry in recent years, including Martin Scorsese (Ireland), Spike Lee (DA 5 Bloods), David Fincher (MANK), and Bong Joon Ho (OKJA). However, the recognition of the name, Steven Spielberg is difficult above, and it will be interesting to see what he and his team for Netflix.