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Netflix and AMC move from licensing to co-producing originals

The Hollywood Reporter’s Rick Porter reports that Netflix greenlit “Bannerman,” a Shane Black spy thriller, as its first original co-production with AMC Studios, building on their existing AMC Collection streaming licensing deal.

Why it matters. Other cable networks now have a template for turning a content-licensing arrangement with Netflix into a full production partnership rather than staying just a supplier.

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